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DRUG DETECTION DOG
PRO-
NASDU Level 3
Benefit: To impart the basic skills required of a dog and handler to enable them to become an effective licensed team to detect the illegal
use of drugs in the operational environment.
Aim: The aim of this course is designed to meet with the growing demands in the field of drug enforcement and will include training in the
detection of Cannabis, Heroin, Cocaine, Amphetamines and other illegal substances which may currently be in use.
Learning Areas: To ensure that the handler:-
Is capable of handling a drugs search dog
Can be self-
determination
To establish if the dog has:
An above average ability to search, willingness to work, a good temperament with no undue aggression or nervousness
The capability to work in all types of conditions and the stamina to work for long periods without tiring
To train the handler in:
The correct method of working their dog during a search
The safe handling of drugs and associated materials
An awareness of drugs types, classification and effects
To train the dog:
To be obedient both on and off the lead under all conditions
To detect and indicate the presence of drugs for which it has been trained
To search all types of areas, buildings, vehicles and outside terrain
To ignore all reasonable distractions i.e. noise, movement or alternative odours from a human, animal or artificial source which is not
physically interfering with the dog
To accept all reasonable form of transport / carriage
Cross References: It is essential the person attending the course has completed an initial drug’s course.
Business Link: Prevention and detection of prohibited drugs
Training delivered meets requirements of BS8517-
Duration: 2 Days
Location: Various training venues in East Anglia
Course Contact: For booking and further information call 07783 537504
Course Fees: £170 Kennelling & Accommodation not included
DRUG DETECTION DOG
PRO-
NASDU Level 3
The HABC Level 3 Certificate for a Drug Detection Dog Handler aims to provide the learner with the basic skills, knowledge and understanding required to ensure the provision of a professional level of service as a Drug Detection Dog Team.
This qualification has been developed by NASDU to meet the National Occupational Standards (NOS’s) for a Security Detection Dog Handler and the training requirements contained within BS 8517-
For Whom Suitable:
This programme meets the requirements of those learners who have experience as General Purpose Security Dog Handlers, Door Supervisors or Security Officers and wish to become Passive Drug Detection Dog Handlers. It would also be suitable for members of HM Armed Forces, Police, Prison Service or Customs Officers who wish to take on a Drug Detection Dog Handler role in the private security industry.
Awarding Body:
HABC Authorised by the regulatory authority OFQUAL
Recognised Awarding Body by the SIA
Benefit: To impart the basic skills required of a dog and handler to enable them to become an effective licensed team to detect the illegal
use of drugs in the operational environment.
Aim: The aim of this course is designed to meet with the growing demands in the field of drug enforcement and will include training in the
detection of Cannabis, Heroin, Cocaine, Amphetamines and other illegal substances which may currently be in use.
Learning Areas: To ensure that the handler:-
Is capable of handling a drugs search dog
Can be self-
determination
To establish if the dog has:
An above average ability to search, willingness to work, a good temperament with no undue aggression or nervousness
The capability to work in all types of conditions and the stamina to work for long periods without tiring
To train the handler in:
The correct method of working their dog during a search
The safe handling of drugs and associated materials
An awareness of drugs types, classification and effects
To train the dog:
To be obedient both on and off the lead under all conditions
To detect and indicate the presence of drugs for which it has been trained
To search all types of areas, buildings, vehicles and outside terrain
To ignore all reasonable distractions i.e. noise, movement or alternative odours from a human, animal or artificial source which is not
physically interfering with the dog
To accept all reasonable form of transport / carriage
Cross References: Some knowledge of dog handling is desirable
Business Link: Prevention and detection of prohibited drugs
Training delivered meets requirements of BS8517-
Duration: 16 Days .. 100 Guided Learning Hours
Location: Various training venues in East Anglia
Course Contact: For booking and further information call 07783 537504
Course Fees: £1780 Kennelling & Accommodation not included. Recommended Kennels available if required*
