Coast To Coast K9 Teams

05/30/2022

The Coast To Coast K9 Team & Southern Coast K9 Team members honor all who have served and are serving our great Nation!

12/02/2021

Another INL class has come to a close. We are going to miss all the smiling faces walking around our facility. Thank you and congratulations to each student and instructor who took part in this class. Good luck & stay safe!

11/02/2021

INL student trainer working new dogs on detection.

11/02/2021

C2C welcoming our current INL class! We are excited to have them here!

10/08/2021

Week 1 action of detection canine training for current INL Instructors course being instructed by trainer Johann Pichardo.

10/05/2021

A very warm welcome to our current INL class of 3 instructors/trainers and 5 handlers. We are excited to have them here!

09/11/2021

WE WILL NEVER FORGET 9/11/01

08/18/2021

SCK9’s Team is so saddened to learn of Officer Raynor’s passing. We extend our condolences to the family. RIP Jason Raynor.

With his family’s blessing, we regret to inform you that Jason Raynor - the Daytona Beach Police Department officer who was shot nearly two months ago - has succumbed to his injury.

MORE: https://www.codb.us/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1177

07/19/2021

Congratulations to the June 2021 INL Handler Teams for completion of their training & reaching NNDDA certification! Best of luck and stay safe.

07/04/2021

Happy 4th of July from
The team at C2CK9!

06/21/2021

Seeking K9 Trainer at LAW ENFORCEMENT K9 Training Facility
Position: Full Time (If required, must be available 7 days per week & holidays)
Salary Range: Based Upon Experience
Benefits Package
Location: Coast-to-Coast K9 Teams, New Smyrna Beach, FL
SEND RESUME to [Email hidden]

Responsibilities include:
• Able to multi-task
• Must be Bi-Lingual (English & Spanish)
• Train dogs in drug, bomb, currency, fi****ms and/or cell phone detection
• Good communication skills
• Excellent time management skills and self-starter
• Able to perform a multitude of tasks to include but not limited to, training dogs and problem-solving animals who do not meet training requirements
• Able to work dogs in the different drives; Prey, Hunt, to name a few, and be able to recognize which drive the animal is in and how to control that drive.
• Properly secure, handle, transport and account for canine training aids ATF and guidelines and company Standard Operating Procedures
• Must be able to handle and communicate with clients in a professional, timely and effective manner.
• Must be able to travel domestically and internationally if requested.
• Be physically able to control a large dog and perform all tasks associated with training. Being able to lift 100 pounds, be on your feet for long periods of time, be able to work outside in all-weather to include rain, heat, wind, and sometimes cold. Have enough upper body strength to hold, pull or lift a 100-pound dog. Be able to work and navigate in a variety of scenarios indoor and outdoor.
• Must be a team player and willing to go the extra mile when requested to meet client deadlines.
• Have handled, worked, and trained detection canines for a Law Enforcement or Military organization for a minimum of three years.
• Preferred to possess a trainer’s certification from a state-recognized agency like FDLE or a national certification from the USPCA, NAPWDA, NNDDA, or similar organization.
• Must have at least a GED or graduated High School.
• And all other duties requested

05/31/2021

Happy Memorial Day!