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Dog handlers and trainers in the police forces and the military often have their own associations for sharing experiences and ideas.

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• Australian Army Trackers and War Dogs Association

  http://aussietrackers.tripod.com/main-index.html
  Membership is open to former and current Combat Team members.

• California Narcotic Canine Association

  http://cnca.com/
  Members can access a case law hotline and details are given of training events and seminars.

• Canine Accelerant Detection Association

  http://www.cadafiredogs.com/
  This forum is for trainers and handlers of accelerant (arson) detecting dogs.

• Connecticut Police Work Dog Association

  http://www.cpwda.com/
  Training articles are provided, as well as certification standards and an honour roll.

• Eastern States Working Dog Association

  http://www.eswda.org/
  Information and membership is available to anyone associated with law enforcement and public safety.

• Kansas Police Dog Association

  http://www.kpda.org/
  Membership details are given with sponsorship information and a picture gallery.

• Missouri Police Canine Association

  http://k9mpca.com/
  Providing assistance with ongoing education and certification.

• National Narcotics Dog Detector Association

  http://www.nndda.org/
  Seminar information is accompanied by case reports and news items about related search and detection activities.

• National Police Bloodhound Association

  http://www.npba.com/
  Seminars and merchandise are offered, and members can submit an official Bloodhound Search Report.

• North American Police Work Dog Association

  http://www.napwda.com/
  Officers in the US and other countries provide workshop details, an Honor Roll and an Information Letter.

• Oregon Police Canine Association

  http://www.opca.com/
  Unit photographs are featured, along with a newsletter and list of current events.

• Pacific Northwest Police Detection Dog Association

  http://www.pnwk9.org/
  Member states and provinces include Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia, Canada.

• Royal Dutch Police Dog Association

  http://www.sevenpineskennel.com/knpv_information_board.htm
  The history is given and an application form can be downloaded.

• UK Law Enforcement Agencies Dog Systems

  http://www.leads.org.uk/
  Technical advice is provided, as well as details of seminars and international competitions.

• United States Police Canine Association Region 3

  http://www.uspca3.com/
  Members in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia and the District of Columbia are offered certification, evaluations and seminars.

• United States War Dogs Association

  http://www.uswardogs.org/
  News stories are published, there are photograph galleries and a chat room, and e-mails can be sent to units serving abroad.

• Virginia Police Work Dog Association

  http://www.vpwda.com/
  Members are offered workshops in Narcotic, Explosive and Accelerant Detection.

• Washington State Police Canine Association

  http://www.wspca.com/
  Members can access a message board and a list of events.

• Western States Police Canine Association

  http://www.wspca.net/
  Competition details and a newsletter are provided for members in California, Nevada, Idaho and Oregon.

• Working Dog Foundation

  http://www.workingdog.org/
  Details of the annual Iron Dog Challenge are given, plus information on various public education programmes.

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