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Search and Rescue DogsSearch and Rescue Association WebsitesNational, State, and LocalNational Assocation for Search and Rescue (NASAR) -
Dog Section American Rescue Dog Association North American Search Dog Network (NASDN) UNITED STATES Search and Rescue Task Force - Dogs In Search & Rescue California Rescue Dog Association (CARDA) Idaho Search and Rescue Dogs, Inc. (ISARD) K-9 ONE Search and Rescue of Michigan Maine Search and Rescue Dogs (MESARD)
K-9 Alert Search and Rescue Dogs, Inc. Disaster And Wilderness Ground Searchers, Inc. (D.A.W.G.S.) Chesapeake Search And Rescue Dog Association Canine Aided Emergency Search & Rescue (C.A.E.S.A.R.) K-9 Response Search & Rescue For other state associations, go to NetPets - Rearch and Rescue. This has a table of all 50 states with links to the SAR's in the area. Very organized and very good website! InternationalCanine Search and Recovery Southern Ontario Search and Rescue Dogs (SOSARD) RCMP Civilian Search Dog Association Search and Rescue Dogs Australia (SARDA) National Search and Rescue Dog Association (NSARDA) Search and Rescue dogs In the Netherlands SARDA Southern Scotland Other
Avalanche Rescue Dog Websites www.Copnet.org FBI working dogs - Search and Rescue Dogs Journal ArticlesCombs, Cathleen A., "Cadaver dog helps bring peace to families of victims" Dog Owner's Guide 2003. [Full Text] Grandjean D, Sergheraert R, Valette JP, Driss F., "Biological and nutritional consequences of work at high altitude in search and rescue dogs: the scientific expedition Chiens des Cimes-Licancabur 1996," J Nutr. 1998 Dec;128(12 Suppl): 2694S-2697S. Gwaltney-Brant SM, Murphy LA, Wismer TA, Albretsen JC., "General toxicologic hazards and risks for search-and-rescue dogs responding to urban disasters," J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2003 Feb 1;222(3):292-5. [Pubmed] Hebard C., "Use of search and rescue dogs," J Am Vet Med Assoc. 1993 Oct 1;203(7):999-1001. Jagodzinski, Donna, "Grace under Water" Dog Owner's Guide 2003. [Full Text] Komar D., "The use of cadaver dogs in locating scattered, scavenged human remains: preliminary field test results" J Forensic Sci. 1999 Mar;44(2):405-8. [Pubmed] Murphy LA, Gwaltney-Brant SM, Albretsen JC, Wismer TA., "Toxicologic agents of concern for search-and-rescue dogs responding to urban disasters," J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2003 Feb 1;222(3):296-304. Oakes, Amy, "Fire dogs to join department" San Diego Union-Tribune January 25, 2003. [Full Text] Orlowski-T; Jezierski-T; Bednarek-T, "The behaviour of water-working dogs during a simulated rescue of drowning persons."Animal-Science-Papers-and-Reports. 2001, 19: 2, 157-166; 9 ref.. Schoon GA, De Bruin JC., "The ability of dogs to recognize and cross-match human odours" Forensic Sci Int. 1994 Dec 1; 69(2):111-8. [Pubmed] Wismer TA, Murphy LA, Gwaltney-Brant SM, Albretsen JC., "Management and prevention of toxicoses in search-and-rescue dogs responding to urban disasters," J Am Vet Med Assoc 2003 Feb 1;222(3):305-10. Woolf, Norma Bennett, "Search and rescue dogs" Dog Owner's Guide 2003. [Full Text] Woolf, Norma Bennett, "Parker: Search dog extraordinaire" Dog Owner's Guide 2003. [Full Text] BooksReady to Serve, Ready to Save: Strategies of Real-Life Search and Rescue Missions by Susan Bulanda.
Search and Rescue Dogs: Training the K-9 Hero, Second Edition by American Rescue Dog Association. [Available at Amazon.com] Search Dog Training by Sandy Bryson. The following books are available at the NASAR bookstore online:
Canine SARTECH(tm) Certification Standards developed by the NASAR SAR Dog Section and the NASAR Education Committee. Canine SARTECH(c) Student Manual by NASAR's SAR dog Section and Education Committee. First Aid for Search and Rescue and Other Working Dogs by Karen Dashfield, DVM.
SAR Dog Unit Guidelines compiled by the NASAR SAR Dog Section.
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