Bring Randy Hare K-9 Training to Your Location.
Host professional K-9 training, detection seminars, handler education, trainer schools, agency instruction, or customized working dog education built around the Randy Hare Method.
Host training that gives handlers and trainers a deeper understanding of the dog and the work.
Randy Hare hosted seminars and schools are designed for serious students, agencies, departments, trainers, working dog groups, and professional K-9 teams who want practical education in detection training, handler influence, odor obedience, and source commitment.
Law Enforcement & Departments
Host professional K-9 instruction for handlers, trainers, supervisors, departments, or specialized working dog teams.
Military & Government Teams
Bring practical detection training concepts and handler education to serious working dog groups with operational needs.
Professional Dog Trainers
Host education for trainers who want to understand detection foundations, dog behavior, reward, timing, communication, and problem solving.
Clubs, Groups & Schools
Seminars may be hosted by working dog clubs, professional organizations, training groups, or schools seeking focused K-9 education.
Hosted training built around odor obedience, source commitment, and handler understanding.
Randy Hare teaches students to look deeper than the finished behavior. Hosted training can help students understand what the dog is learning, how odor becomes meaningful, how reward is being used, and how the handler may be influencing the dog.
The goal is practical education that helps handlers and trainers make better decisions, solve training problems, and build more reliable K-9 work.
About Randy Hare Read TestimonialsOdor Obedience
Helping the dog understand odor as the task and remain committed to source.
Source Commitment
Building confidence, clarity, independence, and reliability in detection work.
Handler Influence
Teaching students how movement, timing, pressure, and reward affect the dog.
Problem Solving
Helping teams recognize weak points, confusion, training errors, and solutions.
Choose a hosting format that fits your group, agency, or training goals.
Hosted training may be structured as a seminar, school, agency program, or customized professional training event depending on the location, students, dogs, and goals.
Two-Day Seminar
A focused professional training event for handlers, trainers, clubs, agencies, or working dog groups seeking instruction in key K-9 training concepts.
Three-Day Seminar
A more in-depth seminar format allowing additional discussion, demonstrations, hands-on work, handler education, and practical problem solving.
Hosted School
A longer hosted training option for groups or agencies seeking structured professional education in detection training and handler/trainer development.
Agency Training
Customized instruction for law enforcement, military, government, security, or specialized working dog teams.
Successful hosted training begins with clear goals and the right environment.
Hosting a Randy Hare seminar or school works best when the host can describe the audience, training goals, location, dog teams, available space, schedule, and equipment needs.
The more information you provide up front, the easier it is to determine the best format, length, topics, and structure for your hosted training event.
Submit Hosting Inquiry- Preferred dates or training window
- Location and available training space
- Expected number of students
- Working spots and audit spots
- Dog teams and training level
- Agency, club, or organization information
- Primary training goals and problem areas
- Equipment available on site
Hosted training can be shaped around the needs of your group.
Topics may vary depending on the audience, dogs, training goals, agency needs, and available training time.
Odor Obedience
Training concepts that help the dog understand odor as the task and remain committed.
Source Commitment
Building reliable source focus, independence, confidence, and final response behavior.
Handler Influence
Helping handlers understand how their actions, timing, movement, and pressure affect the dog.
Detection Foundations
Practical instruction in reward, odor value, search behavior, indications, and problem solving.
Problem Solving
Identifying training gaps, weak source commitment, confusion, handler error, and solutions.
Training Equipment
Understanding how detection racks, boxes, pods, and training tools support cleaner learning.
Students may also train at the Nashville Campus.
Randy Hare’s Nashville Campus serves serious K-9 students from the Fairview / Kingston Springs, Tennessee area, just west of Nashville. The campus offers nearly seven private acres, on-site lodging, water access, open land, and a focused professional setting for serious K-9 education.
The next Detection K-9 Handler / Trainer Course is scheduled for October 12–24, 2026 at the Nashville Campus.
View Nashville Campus View October CourseA simple process for beginning a hosted training conversation.
Start with a hosting inquiry, then discuss goals, location, format, schedule, student count, and training needs.
Submit Inquiry
Contact us with your organization, location, preferred dates, and training goals.
Discuss Goals
Share the audience, working dogs, training level, agency needs, and problem areas.
Confirm Format
Determine whether a seminar, school, agency program, or custom format is the right fit.
Host Training
Bring Randy Hare training to your location for serious professional K-9 education.
Learn more about Randy Hare training before hosting.
Explore courses, agency training, the Nashville Campus, equipment, testimonials, and Randy Hare’s professional training background.
Professional K-9 Schools
View handler courses, trainer schools, professional K-9 education, and detection programs.
AgencyAgency Training
Learn about training for law enforcement, military, government, and specialized teams.
EquipmentDetection Equipment
View detection racks, boxes, pods, complete sets, and training video resources.
TestimonialsStudent Feedback
Read what serious K-9 professionals say about Randy Hare’s training.