New Tracking Book: K9 Trailing; The Straightest Path

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  • GeorgiaK9G

    Hi All,

    I know some of you are interested in tracking work and I have a new book recently published by Alpine Publications called K9 Trailing; The Straightest Path. This is a no-nonsense approach to tracking/ trailing work based on my actual manhunt deployments. It is a step by step program and the first in a series of three books. Amazon has been sold out on the book for over a month but I have limited edition hardcover and soft back books at our facility that I can sign for any interested. Here is a link to my web page talking about my books and our store page for ordering. Thanks and please feel free to write if you have any questions.

    www.JeffSchettler.com

    Thanks,

    Jeff

    Jeff Schettler

    Basenji Hunter

    Police K9 Trainer

    Alpine Publications Author:

    K9 Trailing; The Straightest Path

    Red Dog Rising

    Georgia K9 NTC, LLC

    Canton, GA

    877-360-MyK9

    www.GAK9.com

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  • DebraDownSouthD

    Pretty sure when you are hawking your own product the proper place to put it is classifieds.

    Debra

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  • GeorgiaK9G

    Thanks Debra. I truly appreciate you.

    Jeff Schettler

    Basenji Hunter

    Police K9 Trainer

    Alpine Publications Author:

    K9 Trailing; The Straightest Path

    Red Dog Rising

    Georgia K9 NTC, LLC

    Canton, GA

    877-360-MyK9

    www.GAK9.com

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