There are no specific salary statistics for police dog trainer wages; however, according to a February 2011 PayScale.com report, the middle salary range for police dog handlers was $34,709-$50,956. Salaries depend on your experience and geographical location, as well as what kinds of specialty certifications you have earned. If you become a private police dog trainer, your income may vary on the number of clients and how much you charge.
They would earn from 34.000 - 87,000 a year
yes they work outside
Professional dog handlers typically make between $20,000 to $40,000 per year. However, this can vary depending on experience, location, and the specific type of dog handling work they are engaged in. Some handlers working in competitive dog sports or events can earn significantly more.
There is no standard answer to this question. It all depends on the size training staff of the agency and how many dog-handlers they have.
Dogs and handlers usually work standard shifts. They are normally assigned regular patrol duties.
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they earn £30000-£70000 a year this grows graduly over time when earning ranks. by daryll mcvicar Answer K9 is a Police Dog, they do not get paid, just well looked after.
the answer is generally ONE. A police dog is trained with its handler so they learn together. It takes about 13 weeks from the start to finish generally. Normally there will be one trainer in charge of the dog and handlers training. Of course dogs will train until they eventually retire after about eight years service.
Dog walkers/feeders can earn anywhere between $10,000.00 - $50,000.00. It all depends on how much they charge each client and how many clients they have.
u can buy them at the bigger dog shows, from venders
All police canine handlers are first and foremost police officers. Therefore you need only pass the requirements to be a police officer to become employed. THEN, you may wish to become a handler, and if selected, you and the canine will attend a training school. Depending on your skill and that of the dog this may last for several weeks or more, and you are always subject to ongoing refresher training.
it depens in what position ur in