The National Police Dog Trials 2026 recap. @PoliceDogTrials
What a massive privilege to be there with the finest dog handling teams in the UK - all of whom have competed at local level, then carried onto Regional Trials, before being selected to proudly represent their forces at the Nationals.
@WestYorksPolice were exemplary hosts, they could not have done more. I’m so grateful to them for their warm welcome and hospitality.
It is always an incredibly special few days - spending time with these remarkable officers and their dogs is a huge honour, and to see them perform even more so. To say nothing of wider friends, event sponsors, and our colleagues from @FiresideK9.
Everyone there enters into the spirit of the event, and while they all want to do their best, they love seeing their colleagues succeed too - each wishing the next well.
That is what is so special about the trials - the camaraderie, the respect, the friendships - and the mutual support.
Massive congratulations to PC Magnus McGarry and PD Kim from @PSOSDogs and @PoliceScotland, who were the overall winners.
Also to PC John Warren and PD Albert @_GS_Albert from @DC_Police who won the NFRSA Endeavour Trophy, they epitomise all that makes dog handlers so extraordinary.
My personal thanks to Sir John Robins, the Chief Constable of West Yorkshire and his team who worked tirelessly to make it such a memorable week.
I loved every minute and hope you enjoy this video compilation of the Trials from the point of view of an admiring onlooker.
The flag is now handed onto @ASPolice and @ASPoliceDogs for 2027 - no pressure! 😉 We look forward to it immensely.
THANK YOU. I shall be smiling for weeks.
Lady B 💜🐾💜
@K9_Core@RoyalCanin
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Introducing your winners of the National Police Dog Trials 2026, PC Magnus McGarry and PD Kim from @PoliceScotland 🥳
They came out on top against 20 other competing pairs to be crowned overall competition winners.
Congratulations to them both 🌟
Full event details, including parking information, timings and public transport routes, can be found on the West Yorkshire Police website 👉 https://t.co/O5MBEvNuj7
Our National Police Dog Trials Family Fun Day is happening tomorrow and we’re looking forward to welcoming everyone to Nostell 🥳
If you’re arriving by car, please follow the signs on Doncaster Road for ‘Event Parking’.
⏰ We are expecting it to be busy, so arrive early!
@WestYorksPolice Please note that parking for the Family Fun Day is now full.
There is no alternative parking available and only those with booking confirmations will be able to access the Nostell car parks on the day.
Once the event is at full capacity, we will have to restrict access.
National Police Dog Trials – booking now open!
As you may have already heard, the National Police Dog Trials is being hosted by @WestYorksPolice this year.
Everyone is welcome to join us for a family fun day on the final stage of the competition at Nostell on Saturday 16 May.
Want to meet them? The puppies will be attending the National Police Dog Trials Family Fun Day on Saturday 16 May, so come along and say hello! Find out more about the event 👉 https://t.co/O5MBEvNuj7
Meet West Yorkshire Police's newest recruits🐾
Vinnie, Rocket and Georgie, three 12 week old Springer Spaniels, have joined their police dog family.
One day, they could be searching for cash, drugs, firearms, explosives or digital equipment as Detection Dogs.
Entry is free and tickets will not be required, however if you are planning to arrive by car you will need to pre-book a parking space.
Parking will cost £5 per car and demand is expected to be high, so we would advise booking ASAP or please consider arriving by public transport.