Timber’s specialty is detecting ignitable liquids, including diesel fuel, even if a small amount is left at a fire scene.

Arizona's first arson detection dog has crossed the rainbow bridge, the Gilbert Fire and Rescue Department announced Monday.

But the young black Labrador retriever is already up to the task, detecting accelerants with the best of them, according to ...

Western Maryland has a new partner in fire investigations — and he has four legs. K-9 Quinn, a black Labrador retriever, and his handler, Senior Deputy State Fire Marshal Adam Rounds, graduated last ...

The Maryland Fire Marshal's Office welcomed a new four-legged member, Quinn, their first new Accelerant Detection K9 in more than 20 years. Quinn and his handler, Senior Deputy State Fire Marshal Adam ...

The Gilbert Fire and Rescue Department has a new member who doesn’t drive a truck or wear turnout gear. This firefighter ...

The Erie County Sheriff's Office has a new accelerant detection K-9 for its fire investigation unit. Sheriff Tim Howard says that Sheriff's Office acquired 'Clipper', a 1-1/2-year-old pure breed black ...

West Midlands Fire Service (WMFS) has unveiled its newest recruit: a four-year-old accelerant detection dog called Holly.

GILBERT, AZ (AZFamily) — The Gilbert Fire Department is saying goodbye to one of their own. On Monday, the department shared ...

On Monday, Gilbert Fire announced that Spring, the state's first ATF Accelerant Detection Canine, died at the age of 15.

Gilbert Fire and Rescue is mourning the loss of Arizona's first arson detection dog, the department announced Monday.