Dogs

"Blitz"	"Harrow"

Police Service Dogs

Sgt. Joe Garret and K-9 "Farup"
Association of Oklahoma Narcotic Enforcers (A-ONE)
Top Canine Team of the Year
2001-2002

Bomb Dogs

• "Blesk" & Deputy Shannon Rees - Brunswick Co S.O., N.C.
• "Boomer" & Deputy Randy Yonker - Ottawa County S.O., MI
• "Rex" & Sgt. Tim Loughman - Cumberland Co. Sherrifs Office, NC
• "Fax" & Cpl. Don Corrigan - Cumberland Co. Sherrifs Office, NC
• "T.J." First Bomb Dog for Tulsa International Airport, Oklahoma.
• Furnished and assisted with Dogs for the Mass State Police Bomb Dog Unit.
• Logan International Airport - Boston, Mass
• "Yankee" & Tom Grady - El Paso, TX
• "Oldo" & Doug Fairbanks, Jr. - El Paso, TX
• "Mortiz" & Chad Dininger - Joplin, MO
• "Boef" - Sherwood P.D. - Sherwood, AR
• "Micky" & Capt. Dave Plumer - Olathe, KS
• "Gundo" & Cpl. S.J. Gutteriz - Lexington P.D. - Lexington, NC
• Several Bomb Dog Teams in Central America.

Drug Dogs

• "Timmie" & Sgt. Buddy Williams 2002 "Texas Narcotic Officers Assn. Team Of The Year" - Sulfer Springs, Tx. P.D.
• "Farup" & Sgt. Joe Garret of the Pryor OK. P.D. Named Top Drug Dog Team by (A-ONE) in Oklahoma. (2001-2002)
• "Rambo" & Trooper Jim Siler of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol recovered 2.9 million in cash and drugs in a seizure on Interstate 44 in 2001.
• "Leo" & Sgt. Scott Sewell, Sulphur Springs, TX. 2 million cash, one of the largest cash seizures from a passenger vehicle in the nation. Over 20 Awards including Narcotic Detection Team of the Year 97’, & The Texas Hall of Fame for his outstanding career 98’.
• "Onyx" & "Butch" Federal Drug Task Force El Paso Sector "Top Drug Dogs" for several years.
• "Kidd" & Officer Jim Altec have received Top Interdiction Dog Awards for several years (Interstate 44) Joplin, MO.
• "Gator" Inducted into the Oklahoma Pet Hall of Fame 94’ for his Drug Interdiction in the Public Schools for 12 years.

Officer Brad Caldwell & K9 "EIKO"
of the Olathe Kansas Police Department.

Correctional Drug Detection Dogs

Many correction center facilities have seen a dramatic reduction in drug use and possession with the use of K9 Teams.
Successful Team’s with dogs in training included:

• "Jules" & Sgt. Tony Reeves - Conners DOC - Hominy, OK.
• "Itam" & Sgt. Boziden - Johnson DOC - Alva, OK.
• "Dennis" & Sgt. John Pierce - Crabtree DOC - Helena, OK.
• "Jacko" & Sgt. West - Warrior DOC - Taft, OK.
• Jess Dunn DOC-Taft, OK. and Northeastern Oklahoma Corrections-Vinita, OK,
• Sgt. Eric Enblaum - Lexington A+R / Lexington, OK

Retired/Deceased

• "Olden" Altus, OK. Shot while protecting his handler Danny Miller (who wears the bullet around his neck) lived to work one more year before being retired. Received many awards including: Reader’s Digest Article "A Cop’s Best Friend" May 1992. Reenactment on the television series "TOP COP". State House Bill 1660 was passed on April 17, 1990 and signed by Gov. Henry Bellmon making it a felony to injure a Police Dog in the performance of his duty. K9 "Olden" sat in Gov. Bellmon’s chair at the signing in the State Capital.
• " Snooper" Tulsa, OK. Shot while protecting his handler Jim Cox, worked in the field another year before being retired. "Snooper" received many awards for his actions including the Medal of Honor for "Snooper" and Jim Cox, a first for the department as well as the Purple Heart for "Snooper". Both Jim Cox and K9 "Snooper" are gone now but will not be forgotten by us.
• " Kim" Ada, OK. Named "Police Service Hero Dog" by the World German Shepherd Dog Club in 1990, a proud moment for Handler David Leewright.
• Robert Watson-Chief of Security/Eddy Warrior DOC had the first K9 ("Aris") in the corrections system at the Crabtree Center. K9 "Aris" retired in 1999.