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| Geoff | Signed on: Wed 28 Apr 2010 07:28:34 CDT
I attended the Narcotic Detection Course from Febuary 2010 to April 2010. This course was held in Newnan Ga. and was instructed by Sgt. Storey from the Coweta County Sheriffs Office. From the first day of class I knew that I was going to get an education which was second to none. Sgt. Storey is an outstanding instructor and it shows when he puts dog teams on the street and they are successful. Thank you to Sgt. Storey for everything you taught me and a special thanks to Ricky and Sheriff Yeager for allowing the class to be held in Coweta Co. Im looking foward to having success with my new partner K9 Jeff in the years to come. |
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Brandon Thrower
from Newnan, GA | Signed on: Fri 23 Apr 2010 11:56:35 CDT
I recently completed the handlers coarse (class 10-01) in Coweta County, GA. My new partner K9 Nero is a narcotic and tracking K9 with our Patrol Division. With the help of Ricky Farley and Sgt. Mark Storey I was able to complete this coarse and also gain an abundance of knowledge about the canine field. This is the most rewarding aspect of my career to date! So thanks to Ricky Farley and Sgt. Mark Storey for all of your help. From what I have observed Alabama Canine has by far the best training and quality of canine to offer. Special thanks to Sheriff Mike Yeager for allowing this class to take place.
DFC Brandon Thrower
Coweta County S.O. |
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| Clint Patton | Signed on: Thu 01 Apr 2010 21:17:51 CDT
I attended the Patrol Dog handler course from Sep.-Nov. 2009 where I received my dog Jack. This was by far the best training I have ever attended. Ricky's training methods are second to none. So thanks Ricky for all you did for Jack and I it was a great experience . I would highly recommend ACLEOTEC to anyone .
Clint Patton
Fayette County Sheriff's Office |
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| Cody A. Benslay | Signed on: Mon 28 Dec 2009 15:09:27 CST
I attemded the handlers course Nov.- Jan 2008/09. The knowledge gained from this course has helped me greatly while working with my dog Arros. This school is very challenging both mentally and physically but I believe it is second to none. I enjoyed the time in Alabama so much that I happily went back to the school from Oct.-Dec. 2009 to obtain my instructor certification. Ricky Farley has a vast knowledge of dogs and how to train them. In addition to that Ricky has very good knowledge of what a Police Officer working the street may encounter and works all of his training around this. The idea and philosphy behind his training is unmatched. If you are in the market for a new dog in your department I would recommend Ricky and his school. |
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Lena M. Moore
from Newnan, GA | Signed on: Tue 22 Sep 2009 23:39:17 CDT
I attended the Coweta County Class (09-01) earlier this year and was partnered with my wonderful K9 "Donja". "Donja" is trained in narcotics detection and tracking. Sgt. Mark Storey and Ricky Farley are wonderful instructors and truly have a way of explaining things so that it was easy to comprehend. This course however is very mentally and physically challenging but at the end is one of the most rewarding experiences of my law enforcement career. My first night on the street with my new partner she tracked down a fleeing felon and since then has made 14 felony arrests including other tracking arrests and narcotics arrests. I would highly recommend Alabama Canine to anyone wishing to add a K9 to their department becasue you will not be disappointed in the finished product that you hit the streets with! Thank you Alabama Canine, Ricky Farley, Sgt Mark Storey and Sheriff Mike Yeager for making the Coweta County classes possible!
"Its not the size of the dog inthe fight but the size of the fight in the dog!" |
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| Ken Rivers | Signed on: Tue 15 Sep 2009 15:09:28 CDT
In the spring of 2009 I attended Ricky's Canine Instructor School. I work for a medium sized department in Idaho with four canine teams. Sending me to this school was a large investment for my department and we had high expectations of how well this would benefit our canine program. We have not been disappointed!!! I returned from Alabama with the knowledge on how to take our canine program to the next level, plus I returned with my new dog who is turning out to be an excellent dog. I would highly recommend this program to any department that is looking to improve their canine program and wanting to maximize their canines productivity. Thanks Ricky!!
P.S. This course is a hands on program. If you decide to attend this program you will handle and train dogs 10-12 hours or more a day. This is definitely not an academic, class room type of class. The only way to learn to train dogs is to be at the end of the leash, every day, all day long. It was great! |
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Jeanette Johnson
from Idaho Falls, ID | Signed on: Tue 15 Sep 2009 15:13:17 CDT
One can tell a good instructor and someone who knows their stuff when every time you go to a class they are teaching; you learn more each time and are able to apply it.
I got my second canine, Zeke, from Alabama Canine in 2006. I learned a lot while I was there for the handler's course. Ricky has been coming to our IPCA seminars for the past 7 yrs. He always comes up with good scenarios, where both the handler and the dog learn. I just attended a 3 wk canine patrol class in Meridian, ID(3-2009), that Ricky taught. Zeke and I definitely improved as a team after the class. Ricky, Thanks for all that you do to try and make police dogs and their handlers better teams. Sincerely, Jeanette and Zeke  |
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Warren Hartley
from Fayetteville GA | Signed on: Tue 15 Sep 2009 15:14:16 CDT
I attended the handler course taught in Coweta County GA(Feb-May 2009). This school was one of the most challenging yet rewarding experiences of my law enforcement career. Ricky Farley and Sgt Mark Storey are outstanding instructors who made it easy for me to understand what is needed for my dog. Now with my highly motivated partner "Aaros", working the streets just got a lot more interesting. Thanks for all you do for the law enforcement community guys, and a special thanks to Sheriff Yeager for hosting the school.
MPO Warren Hartley
Fayetteville Police Dept. |
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| Randall Burns | Signed on: Mon 03 Mar 2008 05:19:05 CST
I completed the Narcotics Handler Course at the Coweta County Facility in April 2007. Ricky Farley and Mark Storey are the best dog trainers I have ever seen. When I started the training I knew very little about Police K-9s, but by the time I was done I was a competent/proficient K-9 Handler ready to hit the streets with my AWESOME high drive dog, ARIS. 
Ricky, Aris is doing great things over here...We appreciate everything you do! |
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| Lt. Everette Johnson | Signed on: Mon 25 Feb 2008 06:29:29 CST
Our Department purchased a "green" canine from ACLEOTC. WIthin six weeks, the dog was ready for the streets. On his first night, "Viggo" found a bad guy in a building and got his first apprehension. Ricky's experience and knowledge has truly benefited our Unit. |
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