16 - Wednesday, July 26, 1989 - North Shore News

_SPORTS _

‘LOCAL PARTICIPAN ANTS
Police, firefighters compete

From page 14.

_ For some relief from the rigors
of the 10-day games competitors
and guests will be “throwing a few
salmon -on-.the barbie’’ at
Ambleside Park, Aug. I from 3

p.m. on. .
..The North Shore is not only
hosting events — many . North
Shore police officers and
firefighters are entering into the
- fray of comzetition.

- The North Vancouver City and .

District Fire Departments are pool-

-ing «their resources .to enter the
soccer tournament at the Central
Valley Fields at 10 a. m. July 31-
Aug. 5.

Firefighters Mike Pakulak, Jim
Barbary and Bill Grant will be on

“the North Vancouver squad
heading for the soccer pitch.

Other. North Shore competitors
- include West Vancouver firefi, ighter
.Gordie.McLennan who is running
the cross-country event — both as
an organizer and as an athlete.

In the 1987 San Diego World
Police and Fire Games McLennan
won a bronze medal in the 1500
‘metres and placed fourth in the

cross-country.

Joining McLer.nan will be West
Van firefighter Mike White and
North Van firefighter Peter
Andermatt.

Canada Customs officer Brian
Buchholz of North Vancouver is
also entering the 12-kilometre race
on July 31 in Stanley Park.

Const. Rick Grinrod and his 3-
year-old furry friend, Trooper, will
be showing their tearowork in the
police service dog competition at
the Delta detachment July 31 and
Aug.

think competition is going to
be pretty stiff but Trooper is an
excellent dog. We won't be em-
barassed by any stretch of the
imagination,”’ Grinrod said.

There are four ¢cvents for the 30
teams involved

On the first day, the obedience
event tests the dog’s ability to obey
his (the dogs are all male), master.
The dogs go through heeling pat-
terns, ieft and right turns, and a
two-minute stay, wixere the handler
is sitting 30 ft. from the dog, with
his back to him.

The dogs also go through an
agility test where they do five

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Delta Const. Brock Buchanan
said the obedience and agility tests
are challenging for the handlers

use dogs are not used to per-
forming in front of a crowd.

“The most enteriaining event
for the audience is the bite work, ”
Buchanan said.

The bite work, or protection
work as it is sometimes called, is
held on Aug. 1. It involves three
different scenarios. In each case
the dog is tested in his ability to
seek out a suspect and pursue him,
If the dogs don’t stop pursuit when
called off the team receives an
automatic zero.

The last event of the dog com-
petition is the box search in which
the dog has 100 seconds to fiud a
suspect who is hidden behind one
of five boxes.

Grinrod said the four events test
the handier’s skill in controlling

the dog as much as the dog’s skills.

“If we lose points it'll probably
be because of me, not the dog,”’
Grinrod said, laughing.

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