Beating the Heat: Handler Strategies to Condition and Protect Your K9 Partner

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Joy Brenner, Executive Director & Founder of K9 Medic

Joy Brenner is the Executive Director and Founder of K9 MEDIC®, a leader in specialized K9 medical training. With over 20 years of experience, she and her team have trained thousands of students and more than 100 agencies worldwide. She also contributes to national working groups focused on prehospital K9 care and emergency response standards. Joy currently serves as Unit Commander for the San Bernardino County Sheriff SBSTAR Dog Team, deploying with her certified search dog, K9 Storm. Her operational background includes SAR, EMS, and K9 response, including deployments such as Hurricane Katrina. She also served as a subject matter expert for the Canadian Red Cross Wilderness First Responder program.

Bonus Training

Advanced Training Modules for K9 Handlers

Advanced Training Modules for K9 Handlers

Build on Joy's presentation with additional K9 medical training focused on practical skills handlers may need when working, training, or responding with their dogs. These advanced modules include Basic Airway Emergencies and K9 Narcan Administration, giving handlers additional tools for recognizing and responding to time-sensitive medical situations.

Included with the All Access Pass — details below.

All Access Pass

Turn Your Summit Learning Into Better Training

Watch this video free for 24 hours, plus the limited replay window Nov. 7–8.

With the All Access Pass, there’s no rush to absorb everything at once. Revisit every summit presentation on your own timeline as you train, troubleshoot, and put what you’ve learned into practice with your dog. Plus, get $___ in bonus trainings like the one above, additional online courses, downloadable resources, live trainings, and more.

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