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Here are some more
E-mails from our owners..
E-mails from our owners..
Hello, He behaves very well. He just gets in a seat, sits
already lets me know if anyone is around. I'm really proud of
him.
Thanks, Take care,
Zane 2010
Hi Bill,
I wanted to send you a couple of pictures of Elu von Texoma
at 2+ years old. (Dunco Va-Pe and Hera Rivie son).
He's been spoiled rotten. But, he really is a great dog ....I'm
still amazed how fast he learns and how many things he will
and can do.
Hope everything is well in Oklahoma.
Take care,
Zane
already lets me know if anyone is around. I'm really proud of
him.
Thanks, Take care,
Zane 2010
Hi Bill,
I wanted to send you a couple of pictures of Elu von Texoma
at 2+ years old. (Dunco Va-Pe and Hera Rivie son).
He's been spoiled rotten. But, he really is a great dog ....I'm
still amazed how fast he learns and how many things he will
and can do.
Hope everything is well in Oklahoma.
Take care,
Zane
Hello Bill:
I hope all is well with you and yours, its been a while since we
corresponded, I though I would let you know that all is well.
(Ivan is no joke). He is fitting in just fine, I have to make him
dog master 2, anyways, my e-mail address changed as you
will see, but I didn't want to loose contact with you as you are
the one that restored my faith in that there are some honest
trainers and kennels out there.
He is exactly as you stated and he is from good stock, as we
love him very much, he works hard to please, as he is very
alert and watch full around his family, he stands firm on his
feet and much larger than I had expected, he's finding it a bit
challenging with the other dog, this is because he wants to
be the dominant one, but Cisko has a different personality,
its like, well you're here, but its no big deal...there is a year
difference in their age, but they are making a great pair.
Well, hope all is well and I wanted you to know that I
appreciated you and your business.
3/30/2010
Robert Williams
I hope all is well with you and yours, its been a while since we
corresponded, I though I would let you know that all is well.
(Ivan is no joke). He is fitting in just fine, I have to make him
dog master 2, anyways, my e-mail address changed as you
will see, but I didn't want to loose contact with you as you are
the one that restored my faith in that there are some honest
trainers and kennels out there.
He is exactly as you stated and he is from good stock, as we
love him very much, he works hard to please, as he is very
alert and watch full around his family, he stands firm on his
feet and much larger than I had expected, he's finding it a bit
challenging with the other dog, this is because he wants to
be the dominant one, but Cisko has a different personality,
its like, well you're here, but its no big deal...there is a year
difference in their age, but they are making a great pair.
Well, hope all is well and I wanted you to know that I
appreciated you and your business.
3/30/2010
Robert Williams
Bill,
I was a pleasure for us to meet you, Bryan, and your wife;
Kelly. We had a good trip back, although my GPS quit
working outside Kansas City, so we got a little lost. Got the
GPS working again and found our way.
She made the trip just fine, she is adjusting to her new
home pretty well, although she did bark at the cat twice.
Redirected and no problem since. (Getting to know each
other). Not a problem.
Have taken her out several times and she has met the
neighbors, no problems with her in or out of the home.
We love her...... she has a home for good.......
We are happy, she is loving and appears happy. I can't
move without her getting up and staying right to my
side.....LOVE IT!
Thank you again for her. Will keep in touch and give you
progress reports, and send you some pictures later on
6/21/2010.
Dave & Kathy
I was a pleasure for us to meet you, Bryan, and your wife;
Kelly. We had a good trip back, although my GPS quit
working outside Kansas City, so we got a little lost. Got the
GPS working again and found our way.
She made the trip just fine, she is adjusting to her new
home pretty well, although she did bark at the cat twice.
Redirected and no problem since. (Getting to know each
other). Not a problem.
Have taken her out several times and she has met the
neighbors, no problems with her in or out of the home.
We love her...... she has a home for good.......
We are happy, she is loving and appears happy. I can't
move without her getting up and staying right to my
side.....LOVE IT!
Thank you again for her. Will keep in touch and give you
progress reports, and send you some pictures later on
6/21/2010.
Dave & Kathy
Bill,
I've attached a picture of Troopers biggest bust so far, 45
grams of meth and over $3,000 in cash. Raul was a proud
papa.
Chief Scott Julian 3/11/2011
I've attached a picture of Troopers biggest bust so far, 45
grams of meth and over $3,000 in cash. Raul was a proud
papa.
Chief Scott Julian 3/11/2011
Bill,
The Harper County Sheriff's Office held a special emphasis
on drug trafficking October 7th - October 9th 2011. On
October 8th 2011 at approx 10:00 am, I observed two vehicles
with Colorado tags that appeared to be traveling together.
Once I came across these vehicles, the 1st vehicle sped way
up trying to attract my attention to him and not the vehicle
behind him. At this time it appeared to me that the 1st
vehicle was a decoy vehicle and that the 2nd vehicle may be
transporting narcotics. I called my partner and i advised
them of this situation. My partner was able to stop the 2nd
vehicle on a traffic violation. After talking to both males in
the vehicle my partner found that their stories did not match.
My partner then called me to come run K-9 Helo on the
vehicle while he conducted his traffic stop. As I ran K-9 Helo
around the vehicle he went underneath the pickup bed area
hitting his nose on the bottom of the pickup bed. K-9 Helo
then came out from underneath the pickup and sit showing
me an alert. I finished running Helo and he alerted to the bed
of the pickup as well. After searching the pickup we found a
small amount of marijuana inside the pickup. In the back of
the pickup bed we observed numerous tools and a stack of
24 boards of plywood. We then noticed that the plywood was
nailed together. The driver and passenger said that they
nailed the plywood together to keep them from shifting
around. I advised my partner that my K-9 was alerting directly
underneath the bed where the plywood was sitting. At this
time my partner and i believed that there may be a hidden
compartment in the middle of the plywood. We then found
that the plywood was very flexible in the middle. At this time
my partner began taking the plywood apart with some tools.
After removing approx 6 sheets of plywood, we discovered
that the plywood had been cut out in a perfect square. We
took the plywood apart and found a hidden compartment
directly in the middle of the plywood containing 358 lbs of
marijuana. After further investigation, we found out that the
marijuana was coming from Denver Colorado and headed to
Tulsa. This took place on Hwy ??? in Harper County. K-9 Helo
did an excellent job of pin-pointing the marijuana. I want to
thank you for selling our department such a great K-9 and
providing such good training to me. During this three day
operation K-9 Helo alerted on several vehicles which we
found illegal narcotics in all the vehicles and we were able to
arrest a total of 9 people, seize two vehicles, and $1,350.00
in cash and we ended up with a total of 10 felony charges and
6 misdemeanors. The decoy vehicle was also caught and we
were able to file conspiracy charges on trafficking as well as
trafficking charges on the two males in the vehicle with the
marijuana. Again thanks for the training you provided to Helo
and to me also when I came to school there. K-9 Helo has
certainly caught a lot of attention due to his performance.
Derek Seevers
Harper Co. Sheriff's Office
The Harper County Sheriff's Office held a special emphasis
on drug trafficking October 7th - October 9th 2011. On
October 8th 2011 at approx 10:00 am, I observed two vehicles
with Colorado tags that appeared to be traveling together.
Once I came across these vehicles, the 1st vehicle sped way
up trying to attract my attention to him and not the vehicle
behind him. At this time it appeared to me that the 1st
vehicle was a decoy vehicle and that the 2nd vehicle may be
transporting narcotics. I called my partner and i advised
them of this situation. My partner was able to stop the 2nd
vehicle on a traffic violation. After talking to both males in
the vehicle my partner found that their stories did not match.
My partner then called me to come run K-9 Helo on the
vehicle while he conducted his traffic stop. As I ran K-9 Helo
around the vehicle he went underneath the pickup bed area
hitting his nose on the bottom of the pickup bed. K-9 Helo
then came out from underneath the pickup and sit showing
me an alert. I finished running Helo and he alerted to the bed
of the pickup as well. After searching the pickup we found a
small amount of marijuana inside the pickup. In the back of
the pickup bed we observed numerous tools and a stack of
24 boards of plywood. We then noticed that the plywood was
nailed together. The driver and passenger said that they
nailed the plywood together to keep them from shifting
around. I advised my partner that my K-9 was alerting directly
underneath the bed where the plywood was sitting. At this
time my partner and i believed that there may be a hidden
compartment in the middle of the plywood. We then found
that the plywood was very flexible in the middle. At this time
my partner began taking the plywood apart with some tools.
After removing approx 6 sheets of plywood, we discovered
that the plywood had been cut out in a perfect square. We
took the plywood apart and found a hidden compartment
directly in the middle of the plywood containing 358 lbs of
marijuana. After further investigation, we found out that the
marijuana was coming from Denver Colorado and headed to
Tulsa. This took place on Hwy ??? in Harper County. K-9 Helo
did an excellent job of pin-pointing the marijuana. I want to
thank you for selling our department such a great K-9 and
providing such good training to me. During this three day
operation K-9 Helo alerted on several vehicles which we
found illegal narcotics in all the vehicles and we were able to
arrest a total of 9 people, seize two vehicles, and $1,350.00
in cash and we ended up with a total of 10 felony charges and
6 misdemeanors. The decoy vehicle was also caught and we
were able to file conspiracy charges on trafficking as well as
trafficking charges on the two males in the vehicle with the
marijuana. Again thanks for the training you provided to Helo
and to me also when I came to school there. K-9 Helo has
certainly caught a lot of attention due to his performance.
Derek Seevers
Harper Co. Sheriff's Office
