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  Eisen Faust Kennel trains Police canines to perform on the street with top superitorty. Dennis being in Law Enforcement assist to make the dogs second to none. Dennis working the front line with the dogs will not settle for dogs that poses a liability to departments or officers.SWAT Dennis has been a Police Officer for Milwaukee Police Department for over 10 years.  He has achieved many accomplishments  with-in his career with Milwaukee PD.  He has worked on the T.E.U (   SWAT   ) and now currently a Sergeant with the patrol division.  His time on the streets as a Police Officer has lead him to understand what Police Canines should be capable of.  With this hands on knowledge all the dogs are trained to higher standards to make sure they are street worthy. K9 Officers find themselves in situation where the dog is their life-line. Dennis has been training canines for over 15 years from all deciplines from AKC titles, Personal Protection, Police Canines, and Schutzhund. He is a certified trainer thru the American Working Dog Association in Patrol and Narcotics.  

  The dogs are trained in all real life secario's and in the environment that they will be working. This training style leads the dog to be the most reliable partner possible to take on any task they are commanded to do.

  Eisen Faust dogs have to recertify by-anually as most only recertify on a yearly basis. Recertifying every six months ( for the first 2 years ) is an assurance that the dog has on-going training along with handler refreshment training ( practice make perfect ).

  Canines within departments play so many roles the utility is priceless. In the past ten years with community policing being implemented within department canines are beginning to take a vital role in the program.    

  If your department is thinking of a canine program, Eisen Faust Kennels can schedule a presentation with the department, community leaders and citizens to educate and support the benefits of having a canine within your department.

 

 

                                                     

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