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Awards and Media Recognition for Canine Expertise

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My work in canine behavior isn't just about training—it is a science. These awards and media features document my journey from the field to the classroom, showcasing the impact of our methods on real-world security and conservation.

This video captures the proud moment I was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Canine Behaviour and Training. This academic recognition is a milestone that reinforces my science-first approach to dog psychology.

A screenshot from Hindustan Metro announcing my selection for the Aryabhata International Award 2025. This award recognizes my contributions to dog training and canine behavior research.

Being chosen by BBC World for a documentary on my work with the Karnataka Forest Department was a great honor. It allowed us to showcase our anti-poaching tracker dog program to a global audience.

Posing with my mother after receiving the honorary doctorate from the Global University of Boston. Her support has been instrumental throughout my journey.

A close-up of the honorary PhD certificate and award from the Global University of Boston. This represents years of dedicated research and practical application in the field of canine psychology.

Another photo from the conferment awards ceremony in New Delhi. This recognition is not just for me, but for the entire team and the incredible dogs we work with.

This video shows my felicitation at the Maharashtra State CID Dog Training Centre in Pune. Working with and advising law enforcement agencies is a core part of my mission.

We were proud to be the official Security Partner for the Startup Finance Fest 2024. Our K9 units ensured a safe and secure environment for all attendees of this major event.

This Kannada newspaper article details the launch of our tracker dog training program in Bandipur, a first for the state's protected forest areas.

The thumbnail for a news feature on our Karnataka Forest Tracker Dog Unit. Media coverage like this helps raise awareness about the important role these dogs play in conservation.

About Awards & Press Recognition

You will notice a lot of academic accolades here, but the work behind them happened in forests and police training grounds, not just conference rooms. When you look at the BBC documentary or the Forest Department tracker units, understand that this is the same methodology I apply to your dog. It is not theoretical; it is field-tested reliability that police and wildlife authorities trust daily.

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