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Karin TarQwyn Private Investigator Specializing
in Missing and Lost Pets
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At
the age of seven, when other little girls were playing with Barbie's and baby dolls, Karin Chockley was in her backyard pretending
she and her trusty cross breed, Ace were performing in obedience trials at Madison Square Garden. By third grade, she had
memorized all the breeds in the American Kennel Club registry and Ace could adeptly perform all the required tasks to earn
a CDX title but alas he was a mutt and she was just eight years old. Karin began her training in private investigations
in 1996. In 1997 she had the opportunity to train and work with Search and Rescue K9 units in California Rescue Dog Association
(CARDA). "The partnership with a dog and excitement of helping others was a dream come true for me, she explains. I was
hooked from the first day and found myself out looking for a dog to train for search and rescue work the next weekend."
Over the next five years, Karin trained and handled two search dogs both trained to trail human scent over long distances
and time. In 2002, after returning to Oklahoma and purchasing a ranch she experienced a loss that would forever change
her life; a beloved canine friend, Jack, went missing. The overwhelming grief was made worst by the fact that she could find
no system in place to find him, no techniques, equipment or avenues to strategically pursue a missing pet. To read about Losing and Finding Jack... click here. In 2004, Karin made a decision to find missing pets full time forgoing any other type of investigations. Through continuous
self study as well as seminars and research, she has honed her skills in behavior and missing pet scenario profiling. When
in her home state of Nebraska, a large percentage of her work is done over the phone Profiling and designing recovery
strategies for pet owners. The rest of her time is spent on the road with her crew of canines traveling the country helping
pet owners find their lost and missing four pawed family members.
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