Gala vom Leerburg

Razzia is certified in Cadaver Detection and Tracking. She has been requested by law enforcement agencies at the local, state and even federal levels. She has worked numerous Search & Rescue and Search & Recovery scenes in the US as well as outside our borders.

In March of 2005, Razzia won the Overall Cadaver in the National Detector Dog Trials for the United States Police Canine Association held in Georgetown, TX.

The majority of Razzia's training was done by Joe Worsham of Georgetown TX, though she is now owned and handled by Doug Dukes. Doug and Razzia are members of the Travis County Search and Rescue, in Travis County, TX.

"Razzia is a very fine dog and I could not be more pleased."-- Doug Dukes

Razzia and Doug at "Disaster City" in College Station, TX.

Razzia at work on a rubble pile.

Roderick vom Leerburg

Cindy,

I attached some recent pictures of my Lindy2/ Xando pup (pictures are at 15 and 16 months) .  I really like the way he is turning out.  He targets both legs and upper body well.  My Mondio Club put on a trial a month ago and we brought in Dominique Piton to judge.  He really liked Cyrus and commented on his confidence and full calm bite.  Tim Cuiser also worked Cyrus back in June and really liked the dog.  I have had a few people tell me that sport work is not the place were he "wants to be" and would be better suited for street work.  Cyrus is a more serious dog. Anyway I thought you might want to see how on of your pups are doing.  I wouldn't mind another pup out of Xando. 

Emily Achenbach

Claus vom Leerburg

Claus at 11 weeks

Claus at 5 months

Claus at 6 months

Claus and his AKC certificates (at 7 months)

Claus at 9 months