The Working K9

09/03/2026

Sylvie & Kai understood the assignment: train hard, play harder.

We want dogs who can listen when it matters — and still be completely, unapologetically themselves.

08/22/2026

Drive is easy to see.

Control is what matters.

Thor has the ability to go from social and neutral, to obedience, to serious work — and right back out of it when asked.

Clear head. Serious dog. Very fun to work.

Thor, available.

08/20/2026

Rosie is greener than green grass — and that’s exactly what we want.

No odor imprinting. No formal detection training. No complicated setup.

We simply threw her ball deep into tall grass and let her work.

At this stage, we’re not evaluating a finished detection dog. We’re looking at the raw ingredients: hunt drive, persistence, independence, problem solving, and the willingness to keep searching when the reward isn’t immediately available.

Training can build the picture. Genetics give you something worth building on.

Rosie (Novah BRN 54874 × Boef BRN 49589, KNPV Police Dog I (PH1), 401 with honors) is one of our young dogs — a 9 month old Belgian Malinois and is currently pending sale.

08/18/2026

A protection dog isn’t meant to replace your firearm.

It isn’t meant to replace pepper spray.

And it certainly doesn’t replace situational awareness.

It’s simply another layer of protection—one that can detect, deter, and, if absolutely necessary, intervene before I ever have to rely on another tool.

08/11/2026

Steve & Mary Anne are really awesome people and this did not surprise us what so ever. We are lucky to know them. Consider supporting the Wiltse Family Foundation: https://wffinc.org.

A Tampa non-profit organization has stepped in to cover all medical expenses for a Polk County Sheriff's Office dog who had his leg amputated after being shot in the line of duty last week. More Below 🔗⬇️