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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2022 · 1H 16M

#57: What is the sport of DDT with Georgie Armstrong

from K9s Talking Scents · host Cameron Ford

DDT the newest Detection Dog Sport that is hitting the scene world wide.  DDT (Detection Dog Trials) is a sport that brings the Professional handlers and sport enthusiasts together on the same playing field.  This sport is open to Police K9 Narcotics, Explosives Arson, Cadaver (SAR), Electronic Detection, Bedbug K9, Conservation K9, of course the sport teams and so much more. Georgie is from the UK and created DDT after being a SAR K9 Handler.  Georgie currently owns K9 Brian Training in Wales, UK. You can contact her at www.k9braintraining.com  To learn more about DDT go to www.DDT.com  Or in North America go to www.DDT.dog  Show Sponsors  Leash and Harness Coffee: The Bomb Coffee with a Dope finish go to www.leashandharnesscoffee.com  Sci K9 home of the TADD www.Scik9.com Precision Explosives and Narcotics: Training aids for K9 Handlers www.pre-exp.com  DEvyne Canine Pet Transport: Do you need a dog transported in the USA? For the best pet transport carrier in the business contact www.facebook.com/devyne.canine  Ford K9 LLC: Detection Dog Handler and Trainer Schools and Seminars and fully trained detection dogs. www.fordk9.com 

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