Police K-9 Magazine is the leading publication for law enforcement K-9 handlers, supervisors, and working-dog professionals. We provide trusted training articles, deployment insights, industry news, and access to our annual Police K-9 Conference in Las Vegas. Stay connected with the K-9 community and explore our latest issue.
Police K-9 Magazine is the leading publication for law enforcement K-9 handlers, supervisors, trainers, and working-dog professionals. Each issue is built around expert-written training content that supports real-world K-9 deployments and handler development.
Our magazine covers every major discipline in modern K-9 work, including e-collar applications, bite-work development, scent detection, K-9 nutrition, healthcare and conditioning, and both building and area search techniques. We also feature detailed instruction on tracking and trailing, search and rescue, SWAT and tactical K-9 operations, and legal considerations that affect handlers in the field.
In addition to training topics, the publication highlights outstanding K-9 units from across the country, showcases innovative training events, and provides professional insight and opinion from respected leaders within the working-dog community. Each issue also includes the Editor’s Top Picks—spotlighting new products and essential equipment trusted by handlers and agencies.
Whether you are a new handler or an experienced trainer, the magazine delivers the information, insight, and real-world knowledge you need to strengthen your skills and support your K-9 partner. Stay informed, stay prepared, and stay connected with the working-dog industry’s most trusted resource.
Every year, Police K-9 Magazine proudly organizes the Police K-9 Conference & Vendor Show in Las Vegas at the Tuscany Suites & Casino. The three-day event brings together hundreds of handlers, supervisors, trainers, and vendors from across the world for instructor-led classes, live demonstrations, and a large vendor hall showcasing the latest K-9 equipment and technology. It has become one of the most respected and attended training events in the working-dog community.