Lost Dutchman Kennel Club

06/03/2026

Whoo hoo -- coming super soon -- the launch of registration for the Arizona Dog Judges Education Non-Sporting & Herding Seminars & Workshops. Stay tuned.
Heart of the Desert Classic

06/03/2026

Nailed it...Dog Judging IS a lifestyle!
Huge "thank you" to Kevin Lind for granting ADJE permission to use his creation in our educational materials and promotions.

06/03/2026

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🐾K9 Tessa’s Nose Leads to Major Drug Seizure

K9 Tessa’s alert during a traffic stop in Apache Junction helped detectives uncover a larger narcotics operation and seize significant quantities of illegal drugs.

After Tessa alerted to the presence of narcotics inside a vehicle near Broadway and Meridian, detectives expanded the investigation to a residence in Mesa, where a search warrant resulted in the seizure of additional drugs.

Items seized:
✔️ 5.89 pounds of methamphetamine
✔️ 2.16 pounds of fentanyl powder
✔️ 1.80 ounces of he**in
✔️ 4,290 fentanyl M30 pills
✔️ $2,110 in U.S. currency
✔️ 1 vehicle

Tessa’s alert helped detectives uncover a larger drug operation supplying narcotics to Apache Junction and remove thousands of dangerous doses from our community.

This is just one example of the incredible work K9 Tessa is doing across the Valley, helping law enforcement agencies identify narcotics, support investigations, and keep communities safe.

06/02/2026

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06/02/2026

....and PLEASE don't take your dog along.

05/30/2026

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Another piece to the puzzle of the Lost Dutchman Kennel Club's name. Jacob Waltz was legend's "Lost Dutchman" who wandered the Superstition Mountains with his trusty B***o looking for gold.

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05/29/2026

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Jobs for dogs:

05/27/2026

Dogs detect Parkinson’s years before symptoms, with 98% accuracy. 🐕

05/26/2026

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New 2026 brain research reveals what really happens when "low level" e-collars are used on dogs, and why the textbook says they're still aversive.