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The North Carolina Police Dog Association was founded in 1992 by a group of Canine Handlers from local and state agencies across North Carolina.
The goal was to create a "Down To Earth" real life standard for canine teams to successfully attain on a yearly basis. We have a system that is simply pass or fail, not a points system. We provide certification for Law Enforcement (patrol, narcotics, tracking, etc), Search & Rescue, and Human Remains Detection dog teams. The NCPDA has certified teams from across the US and Canada.
Founders: Mark Mills, Ritchie Price, Karen Barbee, John Johnson, and Ken Castaloe.
President
Anthony Puckett
NC State University Police Department
President, NCPD Association
Click on the links below to visit other web sites with related information.
North Carolina
Police Dog Association
PO Box 21
La Grange, NC
28551
- To ensure that police dog teams are professionally and properly trained in order to protect lives and property of citizens.
- To provide a professional standard in which all trained police dogs must maintain in the performance of their duties.
- To ensure that the handlers in the state have adequate knowledge of the laws regarding the use of canines.
- To prevent malicious use of partially untrained police dogs within law enforcement agencies in the state.
- To provide re-certification on a timely basis in order to maintain the integrity and credibility of police dog teams
Click the links below to view, download, and print the PDF forms.
- Evaluator Application
- K-9 Team Evaluation Certification
- NCPD Association By-Laws - Revised November 11, 2020
- NCPD Association Standards - Revised July 1, 2020
- CLICK for ONLINE NCPD Association Membership Application
- CLICK for PRINTABLE NCPD Association Membership Application
