FDLE K9 CURRICULUM LESSONS
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,What are the symptoms of canine heat stroke? - Answer: vomitting, diarrhea, confusion poor responses
to commands, lack of muscular coordination, unsteady. The final stages are listlessness dullness
weakness difficult breathing seizure collapse or coma
What are the symptoms of canine heat exhaustion? - Answer: Restlessness excessive panting drooling
foaming at the mouth dry tacky gums labored or difficult breathing agitations whining barking anxiety
What harmful agents may canines in counter? - Answer: Household chemicals fertilizer gas pesticides
spiders frogs snakes
Increased thirst can occur with: - Answer: Hot weather, Vomiting, diarrhea, kidney and heart disease,
diabetes.
Diarrhea can indicate - Answer: Stress, over training, change of diet, early indication of infectious
disease.
Rapid Breathing can indicate - Answer: Chill or fever, lung congestion, bronchitis or pneumonia, injury or
shock, anemia.
Described affective file management For canine team records - Answer: Each agency is required to store
and maintain team records. Elektronic paper files that are secure and easily retrievable.
Canine health records to document and maintain. - Answer: Initial physical evaluation by a veterinarian,
health guarantees from the vendor, annual immunization records, chip number and documentation,
follow your municipal ordinance for registering your canine with animal control.
When do you document deployment of a canine team ? - Answer: Area and building searches, tactical
deployments, officer safety incidents, community-oriented policing, detection deployments.
Deployment records, to include discipline related issues, should be separate from ___ and ___ records. -
Answer: Training and testing
, List the types of mandatory documentation of canine training - Answer: Daily training records, public
demos, seminars, lectures.
List the types Of canine team training records - Answer: Patrol, tracking And trailing, detection.
Describe the current and future police canine use - Answer: 10,000 active teams in the US, security for
major events, disaster response, drug and contraband interdiction, criminal investigations, tactical
Opperations, constant expansion of scent detection.
Describe current and future canine team uses in the military - Answer: Special forces, basic security, IED
Detection, biological detection, national security, border protection.
In 1942 the US army used canines for? - Answer: Messenger, scout, mine detection, sentry, sled and
pack duties.
Canines in World War II - Answer: 250,000 canines deployed, primarily labradors
What we're canines used for in World War I - Answer: Sentries, messengers, ammo carriers, scouts,
sleds, and casualty.
Remediation and re examination - Answer: One revaluation is permitted for a specific topic during the
initial evaluation
The handler is allowed to remedial it with the canine prior to declaring intent to repeat the topic
If the 1st evaluation is failed retesting after a minimum of 24 hours
If the 2nd of valuation attempt is failed retesting will take place after a minimum of 30 days
Failure upon a 3rd attempt will require the canine team to retake the 480 our course-and document the
failure on the C JSTC83 document
1 - 4 QUESTIONS AND
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED
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,What are the symptoms of canine heat stroke? - Answer: vomitting, diarrhea, confusion poor responses
to commands, lack of muscular coordination, unsteady. The final stages are listlessness dullness
weakness difficult breathing seizure collapse or coma
What are the symptoms of canine heat exhaustion? - Answer: Restlessness excessive panting drooling
foaming at the mouth dry tacky gums labored or difficult breathing agitations whining barking anxiety
What harmful agents may canines in counter? - Answer: Household chemicals fertilizer gas pesticides
spiders frogs snakes
Increased thirst can occur with: - Answer: Hot weather, Vomiting, diarrhea, kidney and heart disease,
diabetes.
Diarrhea can indicate - Answer: Stress, over training, change of diet, early indication of infectious
disease.
Rapid Breathing can indicate - Answer: Chill or fever, lung congestion, bronchitis or pneumonia, injury or
shock, anemia.
Described affective file management For canine team records - Answer: Each agency is required to store
and maintain team records. Elektronic paper files that are secure and easily retrievable.
Canine health records to document and maintain. - Answer: Initial physical evaluation by a veterinarian,
health guarantees from the vendor, annual immunization records, chip number and documentation,
follow your municipal ordinance for registering your canine with animal control.
When do you document deployment of a canine team ? - Answer: Area and building searches, tactical
deployments, officer safety incidents, community-oriented policing, detection deployments.
Deployment records, to include discipline related issues, should be separate from ___ and ___ records. -
Answer: Training and testing
, List the types of mandatory documentation of canine training - Answer: Daily training records, public
demos, seminars, lectures.
List the types Of canine team training records - Answer: Patrol, tracking And trailing, detection.
Describe the current and future police canine use - Answer: 10,000 active teams in the US, security for
major events, disaster response, drug and contraband interdiction, criminal investigations, tactical
Opperations, constant expansion of scent detection.
Describe current and future canine team uses in the military - Answer: Special forces, basic security, IED
Detection, biological detection, national security, border protection.
In 1942 the US army used canines for? - Answer: Messenger, scout, mine detection, sentry, sled and
pack duties.
Canines in World War II - Answer: 250,000 canines deployed, primarily labradors
What we're canines used for in World War I - Answer: Sentries, messengers, ammo carriers, scouts,
sleds, and casualty.
Remediation and re examination - Answer: One revaluation is permitted for a specific topic during the
initial evaluation
The handler is allowed to remedial it with the canine prior to declaring intent to repeat the topic
If the 1st evaluation is failed retesting after a minimum of 24 hours
If the 2nd of valuation attempt is failed retesting will take place after a minimum of 30 days
Failure upon a 3rd attempt will require the canine team to retake the 480 our course-and document the
failure on the C JSTC83 document
