Arson Dog News Today

Arson dogs are trained to sniff out substances commonly used to start fires, leading investigators to evidence that can be used to prove a blaze was set intentionally.

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service has welcomed its newest recruit Arson Dog ‘Scooby’ to take a bite out of arsons. Read on.

The city of Allentown has made a request to rename Dixon Street Dog Park after a beloved K-9.

A beloved retired arson dog is on the minds of many Allentown residents after some sad news posted to social media on Monday.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department has added a new specialist to its arson investigations unit, one who particularly has a nose for the job. On Wednesday, the Fire Department introduced Julia, a 1-year-old golden retriever and labrador mix, to its team. Julia has a unique set of skills and was trained to detect accelerants […]

A Vigo County arson dog has passed away unexpectedly.

During the city council meeting, Sgt. Whitley and K-9 Sammy will demonstrate their skills.

During the city council meeting, Sgt. Whitley and K-9 Sammy will demonstrate their skills.

The Columbia Fire Department will demonstrate what its new accelerant detection canine can do at a public event on Feb. 3.

Gilbert Fire and Rescue's Zeta trains twice a day as an accelerant detection canine for the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. She’s the only such dog in Arizona and has solved 95 arson cases.