Seminars category

Education and training of virtual operation support teams

The VOSTacademy office has been based at the TCRH Training Center Retten Mosbach for a long time. The VOSTacademy offers hybrid education and training for virtual operation support teams.

Temporary accommodation of working dogs in transport boxes

TCRH, BRH Federal Association of Rescue Dogs, Hunting Dog Association (JGHV) and the Federal Police have started an interdisciplinary research project. From June 2023 to 2026, the temporary accommodation of working dogs from official areas such as cadaver detection dogs (finding fallen game as part of animal disease control), hunting dogs, rescue dogs and police service dogs in transport boxes will be carried out in cooperation with the Hamburg University of Applied Science (HAW Hamburg) and the Free University of Berlin examined.

Michael Höll: Volunteers there for all people in need of help. Now we all have to help him!

Open day for hunters provides insight into the fight against African swine fever

On Saturday, May 6, 2023, all hunting managers, hunters and dog handlers are cordially invited to the Training Center Rescue and Help (Luttenbachtalstraße 30, 74821 Mosbach).

From the 19 December 2022 to 08 January 2023 let’s take a little winter break –
from the January 09, 2023 we are back for you.

We wish you a wonderful and contemplative Christmas and a happy new year in 2023.

November 30.11.2022, 19.00, XNUMX:XNUMX p.m.: Online event for future emergency services (dog handlers, search team helpers)

Working together against ASF with hunting and rescue dogs: BRH President Jürgen Schart and project coordinator Dr. Christina Jehle at an online information event on November 30th at 19 p.m.

One year of ASP cadaver testing teams Baden-Württemberg in the TCRH

Why ASF cadaver trials?

In the event of an outbreak of African swine fever (ASF), the search for wild boars that have died from the disease is an important part of animal disease control. There is a lot of infectious virus material in the carcasses and their surroundings, which can infect other wild boars and spread the disease. The carcasses of dead wild boars must therefore be found and disposed of as quickly as possible. The cadaver tests with specially trained human-dog teams have proven very effective. For this purpose, emergency services such as cadaver search teams, managers and drone teams are trained at the TCRH Mosbach on behalf of the MLR Baden-Württemberg.

TCRH provides information about training opportunities

The training of emergency services to search for fallen game as part of the fight against African swine fever (ASF) is very important. The TCRH Training Center Rescue and Help will provide information in an online event about the opportunities to participate in this measure financed by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Food, Rural Areas and Consumer Protection.

Third training course was successful: Over 60 ASP cadaver search teams operational

Qualified in weekend and online courses on swine fever control

On three weekends in July and August, another 24 motivated dog handlers and their dogs learned to search for wild boar carcasses at the TCRH Mosbach.