09/14/2026
This weekend, Head Instructor Kaylee, CPDT-KA and SSD Weston had the privilege of attending the 2026
Canadian Police Canine Association Trials here in Saskatoon.
What an incredible opportunity to experience the dedication, training, teamwork and skill that goes into developing police canine. It was an amazing experience to see these highly trained teams in action and learn more about the important work they do in our communities.
We were also incredibly happy to connect with Ned's Wish, a Canadian charity dedicated to improving the quality of life of retired police and military working dogs by providing financial and educational support for their medical care. Their work is a wonderful reminder that a working dog’s service doesn't end when their career does. These incredible dogs deserve a comfortable, healthy and well-supported retirement, too.
The folks at Ned’s Wish were even kind enough to send Weston home with some goodies! Needless to say, Weston is very proud to now have his own little retired police K9 souvenir at home. 🐾
We are so grateful for the opportunity to build relationships with organizations that share our commitment to supporting working dogs throughout every stage of their lives. We look forward to continuing to learn, connect and contribute to the incredible working-dog community around us.
A huge thank you and congratulations to the
Saskatoon Police Service, Saskatoon Police K9 Unit, and Canadian Police Canine Association for an incredible weekend celebrating the dedication of these remarkable canine teams.
And, of course, Weston would like everyone to know that he is the newest member of the K-9 unit... JUST KIDDING! He was just happy to pose for photos!