Dog handlers may work on search and rescue teams, for law enforcement, or in kennels or shelters to provide the necessary care and training for dogs. They evaluate dogs’ behavioral patterns, condition dogs for a specific purpose, and ensure that dogs’ basic needs are met. Responsibilities: • Conferring with dog owners to determine the type of training required. • Developing and implementing customized training programs based on dogs’ training needs and behavioral patterns. • Evaluating the effectiveness of implemented training programs and adjusting them as needed. • Communicating behavioral concerns to dog owners as required. • Ensuring that all sleep, play, and training areas are clean and sanitary. • Assisting in providing food and medication to dogs. Requirements: • High school diploma or GED. • Completion of an approved dog handler training program. • Proven experience working as a dog handler. • The ability to handle different breeds and sizes of dogs. • The ability to work with minimal supervision. • The ability to remain calm in difficult situations.

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