Search and Rescue


Hold Your Breath (Search and Rescue, #1)
Gone Too Deep (Search and Rescue, #3)
Mountain Dog
Fan the Flames (Search and Rescue, #2)
In Safe Hands (Search and Rescue, #4)
On His Watch (Search and Rescue, #0.5)
The Search
Scent of the Missing: Love and Partnership with a Search-and-Rescue Dog
Searching for Lilly (Eagle Point Search & Rescue #1)
Falling Hard (Colorado High Country, #3)
Barely Breathing (Colorado High Country, #1)
High Risk (Adrenaline Search & Rescue, #1)
Lost Person Behavior: A search and rescue guide on where to look - for land, air and water
The First Death (Columbia River, #4)
Searching for Bristol (Eagle Point Search & Rescue #3)
Susan Bulanda
When searching for a victim that is out of sight, such as under rubble, water, or in darkness, the handler wants an indication from the dog that is unmistakable, or “bombproof.” However, occasionally you’ll be on a search where even the best trained dog will do the bombproof alert. This is where close observation of your dog’s body language can help you solve the problem. – Marcia Koenig
Susan Bulanda, Ready to Serve, Ready to Save: Strategies of Real-Life Search and Rescue Missions

Shannon L. Alder
Anyone can have a friend, but the one that would walk in a storm to find you is all you will ever need.
Shannon L. Alder

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