Steve Reichert had the honor of serving with his partner Jed as the K-9 Fire Investigation Team in Erie, Pennsylvania beginning in 1992. Jed was diagnosed on March 6, 2000 with hemolytic anemia and he passed away at home with his family on April 18, 2000. Jed's distinguished career included working with federal, state, local and private fire investigators to help determine the cause of hundreds of fires throughout the Erie area. Jed was a regular guest of many groups in the Erie community where he enjoyed demonstrating his talent and the love he held for his work. Jed was recognized throughout the country as one of the most accomplished dogs in accelerant detection. The achievements of his career would be too numerous to list. Jed was not only a pioneer, but also a true leader in a field that his experiences helped to define.
Steve Reichert had the honor of serving with his partner Jed as the K-9 Fire Investigation Team in Erie, Pennsylvania beginning in 1992. Jed was diagnosed on March 6, 2000 with hemolytic anemia and he passed away at home with his family on April 18, 2000. Jed's distinguished career included working with federal, state, local and private fire investigators to help determine the cause of hundreds of fires throughout the Erie area. Jed was a regular guest of many groups in the Erie community where he enjoyed demonstrating his talent and the love he held for his work. Jed was recognized throughout the country as one of the most accomplished dogs in accelerant detection. The achievements of his career would be too numerous to list. Jed was not only a pioneer, but also a true leader in a field that his experiences helped to define.
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