Caissie Canine Instruction

Retired Sergeant Paul Caissie has served over thirty two years with Law Enforcement. A majority of his career has been with the Police Canine Unit. Since 1993, he has dedicated himself to the handling and training of Law Enforcement Police canines. He has handled six Police canines during his tenure as a police canine officer and trainer. Presently, he has retired a Narcotic/Firearm Detection Dog which is healthy and has had great tenure in her assigned profiles. Sergeant Caissie has networked with many canine agencies throughout North America. He has traveled extensively throughout Canada and the United States sharing intelligence and ensuring the quality and high standards of the training programs are constantly reviewed and maintained. In 2009, he was assigned the position as the Chief Instructor of the largest municipal law enforcement Canine Unit. He was responsible for the development, training and quality assurance of the 32 Police working canines and 22 Police Officers assigned to handle canines in the Unit. Paul is still an active member of the United States Police Canine Association and is a recognized Regional Police Dog Judge in the General Patrol Dog and Detector Dog fields. He is also qualified in North America to Judge at a National level in Police Dog events. Paul is also recognized as an Expert Opinion Witness in the area of Police Service Dogs in the subject matter of tracking, area and building search, and evidence search. He has testified in 16 Criminal trials at the Superior and Provincial court levels. He has privately trained over 100 clients with their canines in puppy programs, obedience levels, behavioural issues and e-collar training and awareness. No client to date has been denied training and all clients have either improved or resolved their training concerns. Caissie Canine Instruction is now offering professional canine consultation to the corporate sector and private working canine companies to assess their working canine needs and to evaluate and certify their canine teams in their assigned detector or security profiles.