UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS HIGHNESS SHEIKH MOHAMMED BIN RASHID AL MAKTOUM, VICE PRESIDENT AND PRIME MINISTER OF THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AND RULER OF DUBAI

K9

K9

As a crucial pillar of the policing ecosystem, K9 teams have become indispensable units for police forces saving them several operational man-hours and driving faster identification of trafficked goods, psychotropic substances, and criminals.

The K9 Conference is a unique platform for senior experts from police forces to explore and demonstrate proven training and canine handling strategies to support law enforcement officers, gain best practices in the search and rescue dogs and insights into the latest technologies that can augment K9 training programmes.

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Agenda for the K9 Conference 

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Confirmed K9 Conference Speakers

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Industry Report

K9

Unleashing Potential: The Indispensable Role of K9 Units in Law Enforcement

The bond between officers and their canine partners stands as one of the most dynamic and effective tools in modern policing. In a synergistic collaboration between the World Police Summit and KPMG, our newest report highlights the past year's evolutions, achievements, and methodologies surrounding K9 units. Combining expert testimony, innovative training approaches, and real-world success stories, this comprehensive overview showcases the unparalleled value K9 units bring to law enforcement efforts. Delve into the world of canine heroes and their handlers.

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