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Initial Contact... Step One
Case Review
This
is the beginning. Either by email or phone, you request contact.
I will call you and we will have a discussion
by phone about your dog's case. I pursue lines of questioning about the missing situation and your dog's particular
behaviors as well as the events prior to your dog going missing.
After consideration I will explain
the situation I feel your dog is most likely experiencing and then briefly explain what I feel is the best
way to recover your missing family member.
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HOME BY PHONE
Aerial Diagnostic Satellite Search
Community Awareness
Campaign
based on your dog's missing scenario
Many pet owners will decide
in the first call to go ahead and pursue this point and shoot strategy designed by Karin specifically for
their dogs situation. From strategic public awareness tools and design to perimeter and area mapping as well as
techniques for confirming if a sighting really is your dog... this is all inclusive.
Based on
four years in the business and hundreds of cases; this is the most effective and successful strategy for recovering
a missing dog. Fully ninety per cent of the pets recovered are through this easy and supportive process.
Most pet owners will spend around $95.00 for the complete
diagnostic and set up and many will opt for ongoing coaching as their search unfolds. This is by far the most
cost effective and expedient way to recover a missing dog.
Click on the photo above to learn more.
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OnSite Search
Investigation
with the K9 Tracking
TEAM
We will generally exhaust all other options before suggesting OnSite help. However, if
any of the following situations occur, on location help maybe necessary.
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No sightings of the dog
** Sightings of the dog have stopped
** The missing pet is shy, skittish, reserved, aloof
or sensitive
** Medical emergency requires a quicker recovery.
** Pet owner is exhausted and cannot continue
on their own
** There is a genuine predator concern in the area.
** Dog went missing from a place other
than his home
** The dog has lived at his residence less than three months
** Roaming dog needs to be located
or a search area established
** The wandering dog does not recognize family members
** Attempts at capturing
the dog have failed
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