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The K-9 unit is a specialized team that makes use of the unique senses and abilities that a dog has to offer. The K-9 team is used to track suspects or lost individuals, apprehend suspects, protect the K-9 deputy, and locate drugs. K-9 handlers and their K-9 partners complete a 16 week training program before being placed into active duty. A deputy assigned to a K-9 partner is also responsible for the dog's ongoing training and dedicates many hours to honing the dog's skills. The Benton County K-9 program has been funded entirely by donations from the community. Thank you to all those community groups, businesses, and individuals who support our K-9 program.
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Pictured above are Deputy Brad Kadlec and his K-9 partner Ben.