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Two LCSO K9s Win Awards at Regional K9 Challenge

K9 Blady and Sgt. Matt Galvin at the K9 Unit Challenge.
Lyon County Sheriff’s Office K9 Blady and his handler, Sgt. Matt Galvin, waited for their turn to compete during the Carson City Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit Challenge Oct. 3 at Fuji Park. Blady placed second in the agility competition.

Author: Courtesy of the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office

Lyon County Sheriff’s Office K9 teams participated Oct. 3 in the fifth annual Carson City Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit Challenge, with two LCSO dogs earning second-place finishes in individual events.

K9 Blady placed second in the agility competition, and K9 Ares placed second in narcotics detection. LCSO also entered K9s Linda and Kilo in the regional event, which brought together K9 teams from multiple agencies across Northern Nevada for skill and discipline demonstrations centered on the duties they perform in the field.

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office hosted the challenge, which highlights the training and teamwork between handlers and their K9 partners. Agencies, volunteers and community members supported the event.

Next year’s competition is scheduled to be held in Virginia City.


K9 Ares and Deputy Brian Kharrl at the K9 Unit Challenge.

Lyon County Sheriff’s Office K9 Ares and his handler, Deputy Brian Kharrl, competed during the Carson City Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit Challenge Oct. 3 at Fuji Park. Ares placed second in narcotics detection.

Author: Courtesy of the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office


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