Kingspring Shepherds
Contact: Ella Kingston
Kingspring Shepherds
908-528-3174
21 Hewitt rd
Stockton, NJ 08559
Certificate of Certification November of 2006 for completing K-9 Drug Trials for the United States Police Canine Association Region 7
These trials are by no means easy and I was with a guy who didn't complete it. I believe I was 6th overall out of 20 plus dogs, but am unsure of my placement, but I believe I placed 6th..You have to find 4 narcotics hides on 6 cars..and
3 interior hids out of 4 rooms..STRESS!!
Criminalistics Excellence Award for Patrol Dog Catch of the quarter for the 3rd quarter of 2007 for the apprehension of 3 stabbing suspects.
Plaque reads "In recognition of outstanding performance in the detection and prevention of crime."Presented by the United States Police Canine Association.
Featured in the "Canine Courier" by the United States Police Canine Association for the above arrest.
Criminalistics Excellence Award for Detector Dog Case of the Quarter for 4th quarter of 2006..For the detection of a large amount of narcotics in a house, inside a locked safe, along with money. Over 10 areas and hiding spots where items were discovered were alerted on by Ingo. Also presented by the United States Police Canine Association.
Featured in Canine Courier by the United States Police Canine Association for the above arrests and finds..
United States Police Canine Association Citation November 2007 for tracking and finding the 3 stabbing suspects..Track and subsequent finds were well over 2 hours in brutal heat..
2007 he received 2 Honorable Service Awards from the town we worked in, and 1 Honorable Service Award from another town. These were for tracking/searching for wanted persons.
2006 he earned 3 Drug Buster Awards for locating hidden narcotics that lead to arrests.
September 2006 he earned an Apprehension Award for the apprehension of suspects charged with a commission of a crime for unlawful possession of firearms and possession of narcotics.
2006 he earned an Honorable Service Award for the distinguished achievements in the public service to the resident.
2006 he earned an Apprehension Award for locating suspects wanted in the commission of a crime.
Ingo was only on the road, or active service, from July 2005 when he certified to be a police dog after training to November 2007 when his handler retired.
These trials are by no means easy and I was with a guy who didn't complete it. I believe I was 6th overall out of 20 plus dogs, but am unsure of my placement, but I believe I placed 6th..You have to find 4 narcotics hides on 6 cars..and
3 interior hids out of 4 rooms..STRESS!!
Criminalistics Excellence Award for Patrol Dog Catch of the quarter for the 3rd quarter of 2007 for the apprehension of 3 stabbing suspects.
Plaque reads "In recognition of outstanding performance in the detection and prevention of crime."Presented by the United States Police Canine Association.
Featured in the "Canine Courier" by the United States Police Canine Association for the above arrest.
Criminalistics Excellence Award for Detector Dog Case of the Quarter for 4th quarter of 2006..For the detection of a large amount of narcotics in a house, inside a locked safe, along with money. Over 10 areas and hiding spots where items were discovered were alerted on by Ingo. Also presented by the United States Police Canine Association.
Featured in Canine Courier by the United States Police Canine Association for the above arrests and finds..
United States Police Canine Association Citation November 2007 for tracking and finding the 3 stabbing suspects..Track and subsequent finds were well over 2 hours in brutal heat..
2007 he received 2 Honorable Service Awards from the town we worked in, and 1 Honorable Service Award from another town. These were for tracking/searching for wanted persons.
2006 he earned 3 Drug Buster Awards for locating hidden narcotics that lead to arrests.
September 2006 he earned an Apprehension Award for the apprehension of suspects charged with a commission of a crime for unlawful possession of firearms and possession of narcotics.
2006 he earned an Honorable Service Award for the distinguished achievements in the public service to the resident.
2006 he earned an Apprehension Award for locating suspects wanted in the commission of a crime.
Ingo was only on the road, or active service, from July 2005 when he certified to be a police dog after training to November 2007 when his handler retired.
Ingo is pictured here at 9 years old. As a young dog he was found to have good hips and elbows. Still a strong, sound dog with a stable temprament he should pass onto his offspring. He was Imported from the Czech republic as a 3 year old dog for Police work. I am very honored to have the opportunity to breed to an outstanding dog like him. His Pedigree shows generations of good hips and elbows as well as top titled dogs.
