1. Three Station K9 HRD Water Training System
Deep‐water / boat system
(wt attached scuba tank)
Shoreline system – “hot”
Both shoreline systems can be operated
simultaneously (from a single onshore
tank), and up to 200 feet apart
Shoreline system – “negative”

2. Water Training System in Action
K9 circling “hot” bubble
fl ( h li
K9 indicating hot ”source”
flow shoreline
deployment)
(Shekinah water seminar 2014)

3. Deep Water / Boat Training System
Reel used to lower the tank and
to raise & lower plastic bottle
(teaser lure) up and down in the
water
Air bubble disperser
Reservoir
f Check valves
Bottle used as
“teaser lure”
for source Flow control valve
p
Compressed air tank

4. Basic System Components
Submersible pressure gauge
First stage regulator
Yellow hose
(deep water air supply)
Detachable dolly
(for easy transport)

5. Two Station Shoreline Configuration
Compressed air tank
Flow control valve for
negative station (no
check valve needed)
Flow control valve
(for “hot” station)

6. System Components
For deep water use, be sure to
adjust the air pressure valve
before you submerge the unit to
lake bed

7. System in Action
Shoreline system, using teaser toy to get
K9 interested in “hot” bubbles
Identifying “trained indication” when
in scent: paws splashing and lowering
nose into water when source is
strongest

8. System Components
The pressure gauge shows how
much air is left

9. System Components
Front check valve prevents water from
entering “Y” strainer
Bushing and female adapter to connect
“Y” strainer to front check valve
“Y” strainer (holds source Bubble
Disperser
Y material)
Non‐rusting brass bushing connects “Y”
strainer to rear check valve
Rear check valve prevents source odor
from flowing back into air tank
Bubble flow rate valve (can range from
high bubble flow to just one or two
small bubbles every few seconds)
Quick disconnect
Hose to first‐stage air regulator

10. Negative Source System
Quick disconnect
(to air supply)
Lake bed component: check
valve, bubble disperser, 5lb
weight
“D” ring for attaching line to
raise and lower lake bed unit –
note: hand reel not shown

11. System Components
Lead rope is attached every 24‐inches
(to assure that tubing sinks to lake bed)

12. System Components
Drip‐system tubing – some care must
be taken when coiling / uncoiling to
prevent tangling or kinking
Connecting the “teaser lure” to hot
station, using a brass double eye clip.
Note: rope coiled on hand reel
5‐pound lead diving weight anchors air
line on the bottom of the lake
D‐ring attached to check valve
(attached at brass clip)

13. System Components
Quick disconnect used to attach control
valve to air supply (allows for easy
switching between different training
stations)
Low‐pressure SCUBA hose from first‐stage
regulator

14. System Components
Submersible pressure gauge
First‐stage regulator
Tank valve for turning air on/off

15. Shoreline Station – Being Deployed

16. The End