It's a great day to highlight the Sniff Industries CORT System 2.0 Decoy Box - a game-changer for any handler or trainer. Whether you’re working with experienced K9s or engaging in scent detection puppy training, the CORT System simplifi … read more

Scent training can seem challenging, but setting up working dog scent detection kits is a breeze with the proper equipment and maintenance. We’re excited to share some valuable tips from Ben Rader of Rader K9 on how to set up and maintain your dog … read more

At Ray Allen Manufacturing, we’re committed to bringing you the best tools for working dogs and handlers. That’s why we’re excited to showcase a game-changing scent training product, Getxent Tubes from Getxent. Ben Rader from Rader K9 recent … read more

The Ray Allen NARC Safe Case 12 Jar is a waterproof, airtight sealed box for narcotic storage and a critical part of your K9 scent training program. Built from durable, ultra-high impact reinforced nylon, The NARC Safe will keep your scent samples … read more

Our Blast Hose Tug Toys for working dogs are designed for the tough and aggressive dog, making it perfect for K9 training, obedience training, or as a great play reward. These Blast Hose Tugs are not only good for training, but can also be used … read more

Specifically designed for detection training, our Magnetic Stash Boxes are made from aluminum, with pinhole punctures, to allow odors to seep out effectively. Excellent for narcotics training, nose work, or any kind of scent detection training … read more

We’ve all run into this dilemma when training our dogs: you pull out your treats, your tug, the tennis ball, even your bite suit or trainer’s apron and your dog is down to recall and ready to listen. But the second the training equipment goes … read more

Are you and your dog going stir-crazy during the Coronavirus quarantine? Get you and your dog moving and strengthen the human-K9 bond with these creative ways to work and play at home. If you’ve ever wanted to learn clicker training, now is t … read more

by Andrew WeimanFor court purposes, using real drugs for detection dog training is always better. Drugs that have been qualitatively tested to be cocaine for example, and not some other additive will make a better court presentation.I participat … read more

by Ted DausThis past September, the State of Arizona tackled the issue of whether a detection dog sniff (odor) provides probable cause to search in light of the fact that the State of Arizona has legal medical marijuana. Surprisingly, one court … read more

by Andrew WeimanAfter talking to many handlers around the country it appears that in some cases training has become a necessary evil, a time filler, or to some a waste of time. To them it has become boring, for various reasons; it’s the same old thin … read more