The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The purpose of the Train the Trainer Course is to provide the handler with necessary knowledge to effectively select, train and deploy a fully trained working canine. Course length dependent upon experience, designed with the new and experienced trainer in mind. During this course, trainers will learn time-proven and modern canine training techniques. Trainers will acquire the skills necessary to effectively take a green dog to a fully-trained, high-functioning canine and be successful in the fast-paced field of canine training.

The Single-Purpose Canine Handler Course (4 weeks) is specialized instruction designed for the narcotic or traditional explosive detection canine team.

The canine handler team receives a certificate of completion, and has the opportunity for third-party nationally accredited certification.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The Multi-Purpose Canine Handler Course (6 weeks) is designed to provide the handler with necessary knowledge in tracking, trailing, detection: narcotic or explosive, apprehension and controlled aggression to effectively deploy a fully trained working canine.

The canine handler team receives a certificate of completion, and has the opportunity for third-party nationally accredited certification.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The Single-Purpose Canine Handler Course (4 weeks) is specialized instruction designed for the narcotic or traditional explosive detection canine team.

The canine handler team receives a certificate of completion, and has the opportunity for third-party nationally accredited certification.

The purpose of the Train the Trainer Course is to provide the handler with necessary knowledge to effectively select, train and deploy a fully trained working canine. Course length dependent upon experience, designed with the new and experienced trainer in mind. During this course, trainers will learn time-proven and modern canine training techniques. Trainers will acquire the skills necessary to effectively take a green dog to a fully-trained, high-functioning canine and be successful in the fast-paced field of canine training.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The Multi-Purpose Canine Handler Course (6 weeks) is designed to provide the handler with necessary knowledge in tracking, trailing, detection: narcotic or explosive, apprehension and controlled aggression to effectively deploy a fully trained working canine.

The canine handler team receives a certificate of completion, and has the opportunity for third-party nationally accredited certification.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The purpose of the Train the Trainer Course is to provide the handler with necessary knowledge to effectively select, train and deploy a fully trained working canine. Course length dependent upon experience, designed with the new and experienced trainer in mind. During this course, trainers will learn time-proven and modern canine training techniques. Trainers will acquire the skills necessary to effectively take a green dog to a fully-trained, high-functioning canine and be successful in the fast-paced field of canine training.

The Single-Purpose Canine Handler Course (4 weeks) is specialized instruction designed for the narcotic or traditional explosive detection canine team.

The canine handler team receives a certificate of completion, and has the opportunity for third-party nationally accredited certification.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The Multi-Purpose Canine Handler Course (6 weeks) is designed to provide the handler with necessary knowledge in tracking, trailing, detection: narcotic or explosive, apprehension and controlled aggression to effectively deploy a fully trained working canine.

The canine handler team receives a certificate of completion, and has the opportunity for third-party nationally accredited certification.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The purpose of the Train the Trainer Course is to provide the handler with necessary knowledge to effectively select, train and deploy a fully trained working canine. Course length dependent upon experience, designed with the new and experienced trainer in mind. During this course, trainers will learn time-proven and modern canine training techniques. Trainers will acquire the skills necessary to effectively take a green dog to a fully-trained, high-functioning canine and be successful in the fast-paced field of canine training.

The Single-Purpose Canine Handler Course (4 weeks) is specialized instruction designed for the narcotic or traditional explosive detection canine team.

The canine handler team receives a certificate of completion, and has the opportunity for third-party nationally accredited certification.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.

The HME Course (3 days) is developed for Canine Handler Teams to imprint their canine on Hexamethylenetriperoxidediamine (HMTD), Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) and other known HME components as well as learn the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that accompany deferent HME, explosive and oxidizer detection. TTPs are taught through customizable scenario based training with pure odor and mixed odor to replicate real world finds.

K2’s HME program has a specialized exercise to rank each reagent in terms of use and accessibility, by terrorists both foreign and domestic. HME components are the most accessible and the most utilized explosives by terrorists because they can be purchased over the counter. HMEs are also highly unstable with a high detonation velocity, making them an efficient, and lethal explosive.

Training is provided by K2’s Certified EOD Technician/Special Operations Operator with over 20 years of operational and training experience and a Detection K9 Subject Mater Experts with over 20 years of operational and training experience.