Susan Bass has had many accomplishments in her career with Canines.
She started in the mid 1980's is Search and Rescue with a German Shepherd and later a Bloodhound.
She was President of MO SAR K-9 for 2 years and became a zone adviser for 11 States in SAR with the North American Search Dog Net Work. 
She was a member of the North American Police Work Dog Assoc for 9yrs. Training Narcotic detector dogs and Tracking dogs for Law Enforcement. 
She was on call out for Tactical Manhunts and is proficient in working and training aggression dogs for  different applications.
She trained Field trial retrievers for a short time also.
In the 1990's Susan Bass specialized in a new field, going to Dr. Bergins first school to learn how to train Service Dogs for disabled in California.
In 1994 she graduated her first Service dogs working for Therapeautic Animals Inc.
She later launched the Dept of Defenses Service Dog Training Center for Disabled Soldiers and Veterans to receive Service Dogs from 1997-2003.
Most recently she has worked as an Evaluator and Certifier of Military Working dogs in Patrol, Drugs and Explosives. She is one of a few cizilians that are Certified as a Military Working Dog Handler.
Just prior to returning to her home in Missouri Susan served as kennel manager and Quality Assurance Evaluator at Lackland Air Force Bases Militay Working Dog Kennel which is the largest kennel in the World. 
She is known for teaching specialty commands and tasks for unique applications.
Many of her courses were taught to At-Risk Teenagers in Alturnative High School, and Inmates in Military and State Facilities.
Her style is motivating and personalized to her students.
The Dog Obedience Instructor Training (DOIT) Course was accredited as an Advance Applied Psycology Class.
Susan has been sharing her knowledge of training dogs for diverse tasks continuously during her career in seminars and profession instructor training classes and looks forward to this next class in 2007.