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Welcome to Precision K-9 Services web site.
Precision K-9 Services, owned and ran by Jason & Angie Cooper, is a small company that trains, K-9's for Law Enforcement, as well as, dogs for the general public.
We have been servicing the tri-state area since 1996.  Precision K-9 Services of Scott Depot, WV, is not affiliated with any other training organization. 
Precision K-9 is located just between Charleston and Huntington.
Please search our site to find out more about our company and all the services we provide.

Over 30 Years Combined Experience !

Sadly, we had to let our baby go to rainbow bridge.  But we will be with him again someday.  Our hearts are broken and the house is not the same without him. He was our world.  We know he had the best life a Rottweiler (or any animal) could ever have. We will miss him everyday.

We Love You Mauser!    

RIP Baby

Mauser Vom Neuen Schloss

12/11/1999 - 12/24/2010

Visit a Mauser Slide Show HERE

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Check out "Mauser" in a commercial! For "Belly scRubs"!

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If you live near Teays Valley you should visit "Belly scRubs" it is a fun, easy, way to wash your pet!

I highly recommend it! As a do-it-yourselfer and dog trainer, I believe you should wash, clip nails, and brush, your own dog!

Who's ALPHA?

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Old Grey Muzzle Tour

Could Rottweilers be Cancer Cure key?

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Rottweiler honored for stopping Coventry sex attacker
BBC News
26 September 2010

Jake, pictured with owners Ian and Liz Maxted-Bluck, was honoured in Shrewsbury

A two-year-old Rottweiler has been recognized for his bravery after he saved a woman from a sex attacker. The dog, named Jake, chased off the man as he molested a woman on Hearsall Common, Coventry, in July 2009.

Jake, who stood guard over the victim until police arrived, received his honour at an RSPCA event in Shrewsbury.

The attacker was convicted of serious sexual assault and jailed for four years.

Jake, who was honoured at the Prostar Stadium at an RSPCA conference on Saturday, was nominated by police for the bravery award and medallion after the incident.

Det Con Clive Leftwich, from Coventry police station, said: "From our point of view Jake the Rottweiler stopped a serious sexual assault from becoming even worse."

Liz Maxted-Bluck, who rescued Jake from an RSPCA home in December 2008, said: "He is such a lovely natured dog and is very nosey so I think that was why he went to investigate that day when he heard the screams.

"After I called the police, he stayed alert and close to us like he was guarding us.
"It is brilliant that he is receiving this award from the RSPCA, I am really proud."

Glenn Mayoll, manager of RSPCA Coventry Animal Centre, said it was "immensely proud" of Jake.
He added: "This story just goes to show that a rescue dog can be a great addition to any family. Dogs should never be judged simply by their breed, and Jake certainly proves this point”

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The often misunderstood Rottweiler Family dog killed after trying to save dying owner  June 4, 2010Dog News ExaminerPenny Eims   Cleveland, OH - It appears that breed misconceptions may, yet again, have contributed to the euthanasia of a beloved family dog. According to a recent story in the News-Messenger, faulty assumptions caused the death of a loyal companion that valiantly tried to save his dying owner. In April, the Cleveland Municipal Court ordered that Zeus, a 140 lb Rottweiler, be euthanized for "the mauling death" of his owner, Carolyn Baker. Baker, aged 63, was found dead in her driveway in February. Authorities assumed that the 140 lb dog had mauled his owner after seeing a few bite marks on her body. The assumption was wrong. According to Cuyahoga County Coroner, Frank Miller, Carolyn Baker's body did have a few bite marks, and some evidence of pawing, but the woman died from a heart attack and hypothermia, rather than from a vicious dog attack. According to the coroner, it appears that Baker's dog was trying to help bring his ailing owner inside to safety, hence the paw and bite marks. Rather than a vicious mauling death, the wounds sustained on Baker's body were caused by a frantic pet attempting to drag his beloved owner inside to warmth and safety. Baker was lying outdoors in the cold for several hours, clothed only in her nightgown. Zeus barked continuously until a neighbor finally came out to see what the problem was. Zeus paid for his efforts with his life. The 9 yr-old dog was put to death via court order. Carolyn Baker's family now knows the truth, thanks to the coroner's report, and they too believe that Zeus had tried to save Carolyn's life. One has to wonder what might have happened to the dog if he was a Labrador Retriever, or Standard Poodle....perhaps a bit more investigation before an assumption of "vicious mauling death".

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Bullet gets his Titanium K-9's (all four)!!

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Shane & Flint found 682# of Marijuana Way to go!

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Within the United States, pet owners are under attack. Unscrupulous anti-pet extremists are waging a battle to eliminate pet ownership.

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