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NCF Course Offerings - custom courses by by request only

National Canine Facility is here to meet your needs. We offer world-class training for both handlers and canine team members. Courses are custom designed at the request of our clients to meet their training needs.

Potential courses offerings may include:   

Air scent • Backtracking • Firearms Training • Horse-Canine Pairing • Imprinting Detection Disciplines • Human Remains Detection; Land, Water, & Buried • K9 Selection • Man Tracking • Narcotics Detection • Navigation • Off Road Vehicle Deployment for Air Scenting or Tracking K9s • Tracking • Trailing

Mission Specific Trainings, custom designed to your needs!

Does your organization need to train for a specific operation, skill, or test?  Have a specific goal in mind? Curious if a canine is the answer to a unique problem? Give us a call, we are happy to discuss mission-specific training.

Allow us to design the training you need.  Contact NCF

 

K9 Montana detecting submerged human remains by boat

Improving the World One Canine Team at a Time.

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Certification Only Workshops: AKC, NAPWDA, NASAR, NNDDA, NSDA.  

Noz can offer certifications for SAR tracking/trailing, Human Remains, Conservation and Narcotics Detection through the above associations.

Need to get tested?  Contact NCF to schedule your certification.

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Unrivaled experience.

US Border Patrol SOS Robert J. Noziska Career Statistics as of FY 2019.

*All Border Patrol SAR dogs trained by Noziska

  • Apprehensions 48,289

  • Rescues - 699

  • Recoveries - 174

  • Marijuana - 127,002.78 lbs.

Having served as:
Special Operations Supervisor (SOS) and Canine Coordinator, Special Operations Group (SOG) in El Paso, Texas.  Assigned to BORSTAR since its inception in 1998.  Driving force behind the implementation of the Search and Rescue (SAR) Canine Program for the U.S. Border Patrol (USBP).  The first Border Patrol Agent SAR Canine Handler to become an Instructor in 2003, and has been training canine teams for the Border Patrol ever since.