She trained him, and in 1998, he was named the No. 1 narcotics dog by the Western States Police Canine Association. Contracts typically are yearlong, allowing for surprise or random visits to a local school district or business. Cross receives a percentage of the contract for each new client she enlists. A lot of planning and training goes into providing canine detection. The Cross-Austin dog team must meet the rigorous standards set by the California Narcotics Canine Association.
Testing occurs yearly.
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