The February 2011 profile introduced Zane, Ross, Isis, and Olivia. Cimex K9 described selecting rescue dogs whose energy, persistence, and interest in toys made them candidates for detection work.
From the original account
The article explained that matching a dog and handler was part of developing a search team. It emphasized continuing training and the handler’s responsibility for directing the search and investigating responses.
Reading this history today
It also described life away from work: Ross and Zane playing together, Isis enjoying a large ball, and Olivia’s enthusiasm for exercise and toys. These are historical team stories. Contact us for information about the current team assigned to an inspection.
From the Cimex K9 photo archive


