THE TEXOMA K-9 TRAINING CENTER L.L.C. is located in the heart
of the Wichita Mountains of Southwest Oklahoma.  Cache,
Oklahoma.  A 15 minute drive from Lawton, OK.  This region of
Southwestern Oklahoma and North Texas is commonly known as
Texoma and that is where we took our name.

Texoma K-9 started as a group of friends and trainers that came
together to train their police and sport dogs.  Both the old guys
and the young pups still come together a couple times a week to
train dogs.  Police canine trainers and handlers, protection dog
owners, sport trainers and handlers, and decoys.

Licensed through the Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (OBNDD)
and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).

We have certified police instructors by the Oklahoma Council on
Law Enforcement  Education and Training (CLEET).

Our Police K-9 Instructors are prior or full time dual-purpose K-9
handlers themselves and understand what it means to have a dog
out there working and the high level of ability and training a police
or personal protection k-9 needs to perform.

Training Personnel

Bill Jenkins
is the owner of Texoma K-9.  Bill grew up with
hunting dogs and he started his career in Police K-9's in 1999.  
From 1999 to 2005, Bill and his K-9 partner Flipper competed and
held certifications in NAPWDA, USPCA PD-1 Trials and USPCA
Narcotics Trials, Cleet Narcotic Certification, and Oklahoma's A-1
Association of Narcotic Enforcers' Narcotic Certification.  Bill and
Flipper made over 500 narcotic arrests and criminal
apprehensions with thousands of documented deployments
during their 6 years together as a police k-9 team working for one
of Oklahoma's largest police departments.  Flipper retired in May
of 2005 at the age of 10 and lived with Bill and his family until he
passed away in June, 2006.  Bill spent a couple years training
police dogs for other training centers in the early 2000's before
starting Texoma K-9 in 2004.  Police and protection dogs that have
been trained and raised by Bill and the Texoma K-9 Training
Center are working in Police Departments, U.S. Customs
(Homeland Security), Sheriff's Offices, and living in homes across
the United States, Mexico, and Canada.  Bill served as a member
of the Gang Unit of his police department's Uniform Division.  Bill
is currently a member of his police department's honor guard and
is also assigned to his department's SWAT Team as a police
sniper supervisor.  Bill is a graduate of the 49th Oklahoma
Criminal Investigation Academy (CSI) (CLEET) and was assigned
for two and half years as an investigator in his department's
Criminal Investigation Division.  In Bill's early SWAT career he
was an entry team member and also utilized a police k-9 on the
team.  Bill is a CLEET certified firearms instructor and an
instructor in specialty impact munitions, OC Aerosols, distraction
devices, and chemical and pyrotechnic devices.  Bill is currently
assigned as a shift supervisor for his department and is also the
lieutenant of his department's 5 team member K-9 unit.  Not
including seminars and in-service training,  Bill has trained and
mentored under two German Master Trainers and one One Dutch
Master Trainer.  Bill has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal
Justice - Law Enforcement with a Spanish Minor from
Northeastern State University and an Advanced Law Enforcement
Certificate From Oklahoma's Council on Law Enforcement
Education and Training (CLEET).  








Bryan Gilland-  Bryan started his career in working dogs in 2006.  
Since then he has become an accomplished decoy with our
company.  Bryan assists in teaching police decoying to our police
canine handlers during classes and seminars while being our
main decoy for police k-9 training and seminars.  Bryan is trained
in Sport and Police Decoying.  














Kelly Jenkins-  Kelly is in charge of our breeding program,  
logistics, medical care of our kennel, and also behavioral issues.   
Kelly served as a veterinary technician supervisor for two large
animal hospitals for 12 years.  During that time she supervised
veterinary technicians at the two animal hospitals and also
supervised the in-house kennels.  Kelly currently holds a
Bachelors of science degree in animal science and agriculture.

John Randall-  Consultant and trainer.  John started his career in
Search and Rescue as an Army Ranger in Vietnam retrieving
down pilots.  During that time he received three purple hearts.  
John and his famous search and rescue dog Gunner served both
at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building building bombing and 911
in New York.  See these articles to learn more about this great
team.  
John and Gunner     John and Gunner 911     Just search
any search engine to learn more about this great search and
rescue team also and the work they have done for our country.  
While continuing in his search and rescue role with his current
dog Indy, John is also currently a dual purpose police K-9 handler
with one of our Belgian Malinois- Buck.  John started a career in
Schutzhund in Germany in the late 1970's titling several dogs to
schutzhund 3.



























Detective David Schucker-  Detective Schucker has been a Police
Officer for the past twenty-three years.  For the past 20 years,
Detective Schucker had been assigned to the Criminal
Investigations Division, Special Operations Section as a narcotics
investigator k-9 officer handling two different k-9's.  Currently
David is assigned to the same division as Bill Jenkins in the
Criminal Investigative Division of their department.  David has
received thousands of hours of specialized training in the area of
narcotics enforcement. This training has been obtained through:
The United States Justice Department - Drug Enforcement
Administration, The United Stated Army, Military Police,
The United States Police Canine Association, The Oklahoma
Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training, The
Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, The Association of Oklahoma
Narcotic Enforcers, The Arkansas Narcotics Officers Association
The Louisiana Narcotics Officers Association, The Texas
Narcotics Officers Association.  David has written and published
several articles, pertaining to narcotics enforcement, writing
search warrants and methamphetamine labs.  David has prepared
numerous courses pertaining to street level narcotics, search
warrant writing, and K-9 training courses.  These courses have
been accredited by the Oklahoma Council on Law Enforcement
Education and Training.  David has taught numerous narcotics
related seminars / courses and has been an instructor for the
Drug Enforcement Administration, the United States Police
Canine Association, the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug  Task
Force Training Center,  the Oklahoma Council on Law
Enforcement Education and Training, the Association of
Oklahoma Narcotic Enforcers, Cameron University, and the
Lawton Police Department.  David has been involved in
thousands of narcotics investigations and written hundreds of
search warrants.  For the past twelve years, David had also been
a canine handler and trainer.  Davide has had hundreds of hours
of canine related training and has also been an canine instructor
during canine training seminars for various training organizations
and is currently a Oklahoma CLEET Certifier in K-9 Narcotic
Detection.  Detective Shucker has several police K-9's that are
working today with different agencies that he trained in the past.   
David has been qualified, on several occasions, as an expert in
the field of narcotics investigations, by the courts in the 5th
Judicial District of Oklahoma.  David spent nine years as a sniper
on the Lawton Police Department SWAT Team has been an
Oklahoma Firearms Instructor for the past eleven years and has
been Team Leader for the Lawton Police Department Dive Team
for the past twelve years.
David currently instructs at seminars and is also in charge of
training our narcotics interdiction programs, search warrants,
legal issues, and updates.















Quality and attention to detail mean something to the Texoma K-9
Training Center L.L.C..  Our mission statement is "Dedicated to
providing high quality dogs and training at affordable prices."  We
take pride in being able to do this while maintaining our honesty
and integrity.  We buy direct from Europe.  No brokers and no
middle men.

Old Police K-9 Saying:
"Good Dog + Excellent Handler = Good Team."
"Excellent Dog + Good Handler = Good Team."
"Excellent Dog + Excellent Handler = Excellent Team."


Texoma K-9 Training Center
L.L.C.

(580) 512-6629

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TEXOMA K-9 TRAINING
CENTER L.L.C.
(580) 512-6629 info@texomak-9.com
Bill & his PD-1 SG
SCHH3 Flipper aus
Wattenscheid- 1999.

















Flipper & Decoy 2001
(c)
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3
Bill and Tory
2007
Bill and Dunco
2007
Seminar Newspaper Article Sport:      1     2     3    4     
John and
Buck-2005
John and gunner                 John, Indy, and Gunner
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David and his first
member of of the
Special Operations
Unit and 52 Pounds
of Marijuana.
Bill and Flipper, Mark and and
K-9 Oakley, other
Lawton Police Dept. K-9 Unit
members 2002
Oakley
Bill and Handlers 2005
had several finds on the
schools in their first week
together.  They seized
$30,000 in cash on one of
their first traffic stops.
Right.  
Mark Chaffin From
High Plains
Schutzhund and
Bryan taking turns
decoying during a
seminar.
Bryan with Franceska
von Texoma  

Franceska U-Tube 8
months old Shutzhund
training.
Bryan and Dunco at a
seminar.                        
Bill and another
agitator. 2 decoy
apprehensions at one
of our seminars.
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