Search and Rescue Canines South Australia Inc. in Adelaide, South Australia | Emergency rescue service

Search and Rescue Canines South Australia Inc.

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 433 344 352

Address: 480 Grand Junction Road 5085 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.sarcanines.org.au

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25.01.2022 Search dog Koda during alert training on torpedo tubes.

25.01.2022 Search dog Iggy training the alert on the Alert lid. Good work team.

24.01.2022 High Power Torches. I have attended numerous events - operational incidents, gradings, classifications and training sessions in which I have observed the follow...ing. During the night/darken area searches - insufficient illumination has been given to the dog search. At times, handlers only have had a head torch or a small hand torch. As we know, dogs can see approximately 5 times better than a human in the dark. However working in a high profile risk area, we should afford our dogs the best opportunity to be able to work a search area safely and effectively. High power torches - If used correctly for high risk search areas, can enhance the dogs and handlers search capability in mine opinion. Photo showing examples of torches.

24.01.2022 Search Dog Floki made Page2 in the Advertiser today. Proud day to see 2 of our canines in this program.

24.01.2022 Risultati e tanto cuore... Complimenti CC e VVF Altre due vite salvate

23.01.2022 Why our dedicated teams work so hard to achieve agreed standards.

23.01.2022 Happy International Dog day!!!!

20.01.2022 Search dog Milo training alert behaviour and elimination of handler support or distraction.

20.01.2022 Some photos taken during Search work during training. The teams conducted searches of up to 5 victims, locations unknown. All teams did very well.

20.01.2022 Really good exercise in proofing your dog to give an alert in all situations. How many of our teams could do this? It always pays to train outside the box

20.01.2022 Distraction training and alert work with goggles for Search dog Stella.

19.01.2022 Relevant to SARC as USAR search teams.

19.01.2022 Search dog Boston training alert behaviour and scent discrimination with distraction. Good work team!!

19.01.2022 Search dog Orca, AKA The Weasel training on the Alert lid. Such an enthusiastic girl. Good work team.

18.01.2022 Our dogs get shown off a lot here, but we have a group of members who don't get enough recognition. So today we'd like to thank our enthusiastic assistants, who come out to train without a dog of their own (yet!) These people are absolutely invaluable when training search dogs. They spend hours hiding in strange places, getting stepped on and slobbered on by the dogs. But they also have to understand all our training methods, how to set up hides, and how every dog works and is rewarded. We literally could not do what we do without our assistants, so a big thank you to them for their patience and dedication!

18.01.2022 Team Milo training the alert on the Alert lid.

17.01.2022 Vale Retired Search Dog Ralph. Rest in Peace beautiful boy. Our deepest condolences to handler Andrei and his family.... Ralph passed away today and will be remembered fondly as one of the pioneering Search Dogs in our group. Ralph served in the SES (2010 -14) and the South Australian USAR Task Force 2013 - 2017. Ralph - We thank you for your service, the learning you gave us, and the valuable part you played in helping pioneer USAR in South Australia .

17.01.2022 Agility training teaching ladder climbs and working at a height with obedience and control.

17.01.2022 Team Charcoal training runaways(rubble walk) in Advercity rubble pile.

17.01.2022 A victims perspective of being found by Search Dog BB who located 5 victims in under 20 minutes during her search today.

17.01.2022 Thank you for your service, enjoy your retirement!!!

16.01.2022 Making the most of the beautiful weather today, the team kept busy practicing fundamental skills, alert work, and of course, plenty of searches! It's great to see all the dogs improving every week.

15.01.2022 Some discussion on harnesses

14.01.2022 Search and Rescue dogs at work in Turkey. Wishing them success!

13.01.2022 Some good information for our Detector dogs.

13.01.2022 Thank you for your service Flame! Enjoy your retirement.

13.01.2022 Search dog Charcoal with a serious bark. Alert training on the alert lid. Good work!

13.01.2022 Search dog Eevii training the alert on the Alert lid. Such a focussed girl. Good work team.

13.01.2022 It is with great pleasure that we can announce Dog Handler Garry Jungfer and Probationary Search Dog Stella have completed their SA USAR Task Force Probationary Skills Assessement and have been promoted by the Task Force to Trainee Level 1. Big congratulations to Garry and SD Stella whom have had put in the hard yards over the past 12 months and this achievement is well deserved. The team continues to progress 'rapidly' towards the completion of thier fundamental skills devel...opment and we look forward to seeing the team begin the road towards Mission Readiness under the South Australian USAR Ta sk Force. Stay tuned we have more handlers wanting to keep Garry company.

12.01.2022 Search Dog Koda showing good agility and detaching during search work today.

12.01.2022 BB training a downward ladder climb in agility.

12.01.2022 The canine heroes of 911 https://youtu.be/ua8-sSPj528

12.01.2022 Alert training at the alert lid. Their intensity and focus is great to watch.

11.01.2022 Our canines will be out training tomorrow though. Regular training sessions are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings as well as Saturdays. Handlers also train daily at home as we own our canines and spend much time with them at home.

11.01.2022 Search dog Argus training the Alert on Torpedo tubes focussing on elimination of handler distraction.

11.01.2022 Search dog Cuba on the alert lid. She is such an intense dog and loves her job.

10.01.2022 Team Orca training agility. She is such an athletic little girl.

09.01.2022 Search dog Stella with a focussed bark on the Alert lid. Great work team!

08.01.2022 Search dog JAX. Before and after training photo says it all. Our dogs thoroughly enjoy themselves.

07.01.2022 Some agility training with a breakthrough as Search dog Iggy have now mastered climbing a metal ladder. Well done team!!

07.01.2022 Great focus and intensity in this young Labrador. Tarlii passed the canine screening test yesterday. All canines entering the program are tested for suitability. We have a duty of care to our canines to make sure they are able to enjoy their work. Our duty of care to the missing and victims of disaster requires us to train to the highest standards and use suitable canines.

07.01.2022 Just want to share a photo of Search Dog Floki in action with the Australian arm of the International COVID-19 Detector Dog project. Floki is one of many dogs... being trained by State and Federal agencies to sniff out and detect COVID-19 within the community. Internationally the project has identified that the COVID-19 dogs are often more accurate than currrent testing methods, do not require invasive sampling methods to test, and can return a result in minutes. The canines internationally have also been able to detect people that are asymtomatic and/ or negative, who would otherwise slip through current testing safety nets. The project in Australia is being lead by the University of Adelaide under Dr Susan Hazel and Dr Anne-Lise Chaber from the Scool of Animal and Veterinary Science. I have been lucky enough to be invited by the project leaders to participate in and support this innovative and game changing project. A big shout out to the Adelaide University team for taking the lead in bringing this capability to the forefront within our region. The power this type of capability brings to the table in their ability to enhance public safety, safe movement and travel is enormous, and it has huge implications in our response to and recovery from the Coronavirus pandemic. Search Dog Floki will be joined by Search Dog Cuba from the South Australian USAR Taskforce and I will be training both dogs alongside other dog teams from participating agencies both here in South Australia and interstate. Photo Credit: Getty Images

06.01.2022 Very proud of Alex Tankink as our Instructor and Mentor being involved in this life saving project.

06.01.2022 Search dog Stella training a down stay with distraction!

04.01.2022 Search dog Cuba alerting on a victim located inside the elevator shaft.

04.01.2022 Search dog Milo mastering the elevated plank with the dedication of his handler to overcome a problem. Well done, way to go Milo!!

03.01.2022 It may well be a miracle but here is a great example of the amazing abilities and the importance of having well trained disaster Search Dogs such as Search and Rescue Canines-SA.

01.01.2022 Rubble famil for the young dogs. They had so much fun!

01.01.2022 Search dog BB training agility and direction and control on equipment.