K9 Tactical Medicine

For Military and Law Enforcement Personnel

16 Hours
Min 1 | Max 18 Students

The K9 Medical Course is specifically designed to equip military and law enforcement personnel with the essential knowledge and skills to provide medical care to working dogs in high-stress, tactical environments. This course covers critical care for K9s in the field, including trauma care, injury prevention, and emergency medical procedures tailored to the unique needs of working dogs.

What You'll Learn

• Introduction to K9 Medical Concepts and Terminology

• Basic K9 Anatomy and Physiology

• Hemorrhage Control and Wound Care for K9s

• Airway and Respiratory Management for K9s

• Fracture Management and Immobilization Techniques for K9s

• Shock and Trauma Assessment in K9s

• Pain Management and Field Medications for K9s

• K9 Extraction and Evacuation Procedures

• Practical Scenarios and Simulations with K9s

Prerequisites

• Must be at least 18 years of age

• Military, law enforcement, or veterinary background recommended

• No prior medical certification required

What's Included

• Official K9 Medical Course manual and course materials

• K9-specific first aid kit (IFAK) for training

• Certificate of completion

• Lunch and refreshments during training days

Meet Your Instructor

Craig Keller
Lead Instructor

Instructor and Paramedic with nearly 3 decades of extensive experience in tactical medical training for military, law enforcement, special forces, and fire rescue teams. Specializes in K9 medical care and has worked with various agencies to develop tactical medicine programs. Former SWAT Team Medic with 10 years of operational experience. Expert in casualty care and tactical K9 medical integration in high-threat environments.