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Randy Hare
In 1984 Randy opened his first training center in Monroe, Louisiana where he trained Obedience, Protection, Police Dogs, and Narcotics Detection Dogs. His very first police dog, trained for the Monroe City Marshall's Office, finished 15th in the nation from a field of 140 dogs at the United States Police Canine Association (USPCA) National Police Dog Trials in Detroit, Michigan. This accomplishment earned him an award from the Ohio Dog Training School, the first award of this kind to be given by the group. Then, after training hundreds of dogs, Randy became interested in police dogs and law enforcement. In police dog training he experienced his work in action : real criminal apprehension, real tracking, real detection work, real handler protection, and, last but not least, real obedience. While still training dogs for private citizens, Randy trained and competed against other handlers and trainers with his personally trained police dogs while competing successfully in Schutzhund competitions. In his first National Police Dog Trial, Randy finished 7th out of 150 top dogs in that year's national event held in St. Cloud, Minnesota. This began a 5-year span of over 30 competitions where Randy won or finished in the top percentile in 96% of the competitions: those competitions were Police Dog Trials, Schutzhund Trials, and Narcotics Detection Dog Trials and involved four different self-trained dogs. Taking little credit for his success, Randy says he now has a gift for learning from everyone he meets and from every dog he trains. "I
went through a period early on when I though I knew everything.
I really grew as a trainer and a person when I faced the
fact that you never stop learning and you never know it all.
Thanks to a close and dear friend of mine, Walter "Buzzy" Tomlinson,
for finally making me understand that. I believe the dogs
that I have trained have probably taught me more than I have
taught them." During Randys twelve years in Law Enforcement, Randy attended every major seminar (within reach) conducted by world class trainers from the United States and Europe. He learns what each trainer has to offer, combines the best of their styles and techniques with his own, and now he shares his method. Each dog he trains benefits from his experience and knowledge. Few trainers can match his EXPERIENCE, TALENT, and LOVE for training dogs, as shown by his "Recognition and Achievements" (listed below) through national police k-9 organizations such as the National Police Canine Association and the United States Police Canine Association where he served as a judge for both organizations. Randy is now the proud owner of the Alpha Canine Training Center and co-owner of Canine Intercept, Inc. a business featuring Narcotic Detection Dogs for hire with offices in New Orleans, LA and Jackson, MS. The following accomplishments (unless totally coached by Randy Hare) are achievements reached solely by Randy Hare. Randy refuses to take credit for accomplishments, money seizures, contraband seizures, or competition placements achieved by other handlers who handle dogs that Randy trained. Any accomplishments achieved by these handlers are almost always a result or the hard work and effort on the part of those particular handlers. Without good handlers, there can not be good dogs. Randy HareRecognition and Accomplishments1985
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From 1984 to 2004
Contracted by HIDTA (High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area) in 2004 to instruct Narcotics Detection K-9 / TCAP (Traveling Criminal Apprehension Program) seminars as one of the only trainers in the country with extensive Police K-9 Training Experience combined with actual Law Enforcement Experience in the area of Hi-Way Interdiction.  Click here for Upcoming Schools and Seminars Read about Randy's K-9
Experience.
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Randy
Hare is living his lifelong dream of working with animals. Already,
experience and talent in dog training have landed him spots on
regional television, in various magazine articles, and even on national
television. In 1987 he appeared on "Late Nite with David
Letterman" (
