This week's featured soap named for a Michigan Search and Rescue dog is Chinook. Chinook is a Golden Retriever. Chinook and her handler Nate are training in the area of Human Remains Detection. Nate joined the team in 2013 and worked with the team as a Field Support person prior to deciding he would like to be a dog handler.
Chinook loves the game of search and has a beautiful sit indication. Her name comes from the chinook winds that blow at the end of winter. This team is very close to being deployable.
Chinook's soap is scented with a blend of eucalyptus and peppermint essential oils (to mimic those winds coming down the mountains!).
Chinook loves the game of search and has a beautiful sit indication. Her name comes from the chinook winds that blow at the end of winter. This team is very close to being deployable.
Chinook's soap is scented with a blend of eucalyptus and peppermint essential oils (to mimic those winds coming down the mountains!).
Chinook working out a source in an old house trailer
Chinook learning to work shoreline
Chinook and her handler Nate after passing their L2 trail test on a very cold afternoon
Photography credits:
Members of Michigan Search and Rescue
For more information:
To follow Chinook and her SAR team go to the Michigan Search and Rescue's facebook page at www.facebook.com/Michigan-Search-and-Rescue-128305365879/.
Members of Michigan Search and Rescue
For more information:
To follow Chinook and her SAR team go to the Michigan Search and Rescue's facebook page at www.facebook.com/Michigan-Search-and-Rescue-128305365879/.
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