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In this episode of K9’s Talking Scents, host Cameron Ford welcomes Melinda Ruopp — a leader in the science of detection dog training and deployment.
Melinda brings decades of experience in research, program development, and scientific evaluation of canine teams. From field-based decision-making to the nuanced variables behind effective training, she breaks down:
- Why measurable standards must evolve
- The difference between qualified and quantified
- Balancing handler instinct with data-driven insights
- Lessons from research projects like mine detection and FEMA
- How to test what your dog actually understands
Whether you’re a handler, trainer, or program supervisor, this conversation bridges the gap between operational demands and scientific rigor.
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