We did it! Huge congratulations to our three teams – Kristy with Mexi, Vendy with Arty, and Daniel with Bix – they all passed their exams. The weather certainly didn't make things easy for us the weekend before last. We went from strong morning winds and chilly temperatures straight into the afternoon heat. Despite the challenging conditions, everyone gave it their all, performed brilliantly, and fought hard until the end. The entire event was organized by K9 RESCUE CZ in coo

Extreme Weather Won't Stop Us! The scorching heat and sudden thunderstorms gave us quite a challenge over the weekend. Due to work commitments and holidays, we gathered in a smaller group this time, but preparations for the July examinations continued at full speed with two teams training on both rubble and area search disciplines. After training, we even added a short water exercise session to cool off. And of course, our regular Sunday morning ritual – a socialization warm-

Before our May training camp, we visited a local kindergarten, where we prepared a demonstration of our search and rescue dogs' work for the children. 🐕‍🦺❤️ The children had the opportunity to see our four-legged partners in action, and of course, the most important part was not missing – plenty of petting, cuddles, and joy on both sides. 😊 Thank you for the warm welcome and the wonderful atmosphere! 🐾👧👦 As part of the training camp, we focused on improving both our own

After several away training camps, we spent the third weekend of April enjoying a well-deserved training camp at Londona, where beautiful spring weather provided perfect conditions for intensive training. Our main focus was on refining precise indication work and strengthening motivation, both of which are essential for the reliable performance of our dogs in the field. In addition to training, we also managed to complete a spring clean-up of our Rebelka base, agreed on new t

As planned, we once again set out for an off-site training camp, this time to the IZS training facility Poštorná in Boří les! After a major generational change, our young dogs urgently need new environments to gain experience. We thoroughly enjoyed the entire event and are returning home with plenty of new experiences and a great feeling about our talented juniors. 🙂

In freezing weather (almost 15 degrees below zero) and a proper blizzard, we gathered on Saturday morning for the first training camp of the year. We fired up the stove and headed straight into the rubble 🙂It’s great that we also have covered rubble training areas, because working in debris with a 20 cm snow cover wouldn’t be ideal. For young dogs, it is still important to reinforce indication; during the morning training we strengthened motivation and introduced different s