I received the below email from one of our long time NAPWDA members and Master Trainer, Glenn Jackson - Jeffersonville P.D., Jeffersonville, Indiana. PLEASE HELP HIM OUT! Glenn's address is at the bottom of this post for you to send your trading cards to. If you have multiple teams on your department please get their cards to and send them all together... Thank You!

Jim Watson, NAPWDA Secretry

"Hey! hope you are having a great summer. Jimmy I have a request to ask from you. My wife's cousin is battling cancer ( it has made it to his bones ). He has three little kids and recently my mother-in-law gave them one of my trading cards and the kids loved them. I would like to see if a napwda group e-mail can be sent requesting thoughts, prayers and K-9 trading cards sent. I am working on making a trading card book for the children. He and his family reside in Harland,Wisconsin so any from that area would be great. All cards can be sent to me at my home address. Thanks in advance. Glenn"

Glenn Jackson, 4201 Limestone Trace, Jeffersonville, IN., 47130

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NOTE:
Training tips appearing in this portion of the web site are just that, "Training Tips". Do not take these as meaning that they are the only way to train K9 teams. There are probably as many training techniques, theories, beliefs and practices used by people as there are dogs. The only thing that is common among them all is the specific goal intended for that particular training session or tip. When problem solving tips appear, they to are just one of many. You must remember that no two dogs are the same and one method of doing something does not work on every single dog. Training techniques must be flexible from dog to dog. Please keep an open mind when reading these tips. Use what you can, modify what you want and discard what you wish. Please feel free to contact NAPWDA with your questions or comments. Take Care, Train Hard and STAY SAFE!