There are several ways to become a search and rescue dog trainer:

Fill in the relevant colleges and universities during the college entrance examination. Some public security colleges across the country have a police dog handler major, and there is a high chance of becoming a search and rescue dog handler after graduation.

Take the National Civil Service Examination. Students from non-public security colleges can take the national civil service examination after graduation and be admitted to the people's police force, and then enter the search and rescue dog handler team through transfer and other methods.

Participate in professional training. Take a professional search and rescue dog training course and gain practical experience.

Becoming a search and rescue dog handler requires certain professional knowledge and skills, and requires rigorous training and assessment. At the same time, it also requires a high sense of responsibility, patience and love, as well as a deep affection for search and rescue dogs.