Triple R

What a brilliant weekend supporting Questars Adventure Races in the Chilterns! 🌞

Pangbourne Meadows was absolutely lively with river users - such a vibrant atmosphere with everyone gearing up for the course. The weather was perfect, the location was stunning, and it was great to see so many familiar faces out on the water.

Our team was there providing comprehensive safety cover both on and off the water to keep everyone safe while they pushed their limits.

If you're planning an event and need professional water safety or medical cover, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to help! 🚤

Holly's completed her Level 2 Intermediate course with the brilliant team at Walkies & Waggie Tails! 🎓 She's now got the fundamentals down and is ready to level up (pun absolutely intended 😄).

Big thanks to Walkies & Waggietails for the solid grounding – you've given us the foundation we needed to take Holly's skills to the next level.

Now comes the REAL adventure: our NASDU Level 3 Accredited Detection Dog Handler pathway. Water cadaver detection training under the expert instruction of the team at UK-K9 Training for Excellence - Wales." 🌊

Stay tuned as we continue this journey!

Huge thanks to UK-K9 Training for Excellence - Wales for the opportunity to support their intensive Wales training weekend! 🐕 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

We were proud to demonstrate our Side-Scan Sonar system to handlers and attendees. Seeing how our technology supports search operations in aquatic environments was genuinely rewarding.

Congratulations to the recently qualified NASDU Level 3 trailing assessment team – a brilliant achievement reflecting real dedication.

A special highlight for us: Our own Springer Spaniel Holly was able to progress with some more training on the water. It was great to see her at the front of the boat, learning the basics of what it takes to train a NASDU Level 3 water cadaver dog from some of the awesome experienced handlers. Keep posted for more updates from ourselves and Holly as we continue our journey together! 🚤 🐶

This partnership exemplifies what we do: combining cutting-edge technology with expert knowledge and dedicated K9 teams to support those in the search of missing people.

Thanks to for hosting us and being able to use your facilities.

We’re shocked and saddened to read about the assault on K9 Search & Rescue NI founder Ryan and his dog Max.

Volunteers who dedicate themselves to helping others and the trained dogs who work alongside them deserve respect and support, not violence.

We echo the call that there is no place for this kind of behaviour in any community. We hope Ryan makes a swift recovery, and that Max receives the care he needs and is able to return to work when it’s safe and appropriate.

To the K9 Search & Rescue NI team, thank you for what you do. You have the backing of us and the wider rescue community.

From all of us at Triple R

Bangor: Rescue volunteer and search dog injured in assualt Ryan Gray was walking his search and rescue dog Max through Bangor on Friday night when they were both attacked.