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Mountains & Lowlands

Search Dogs operate in every type of terrain and landscape throughout the UK, Ireland and Isle of Man

In the Mountains

Search Dogs operate in every type of terrain and landscape throughout the UK, Ireland and Isle of Man

In the Lowlands

NSARDA search dog teams operate in the Lowland areas of the UK, Ireland & Isle of Man

Rual Areas

NSARDA search dog teams operate in the Lowland areas of the UK, Ireland & Isle of Man

Urban Areas

NSARDA Search Dogs operate in towns and built-up areas covering open areas, woodlands, marshlands, bodies of water and much more…

Moorlands

NSARDA Search Dogs operate in the open moorlands located such as Dartmoor and Exmoor, usually extremely remote and barren

Bodies of Water

NSARDA Search Dogs operate in and around bodies of water including ponds, lakes, reservoirs and rivers, from placid to fast moving water

Welcome to the National Search And Rescue Dog Association

Man’s best friend when you need THEM the most


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2015 was the year we celebrated 50 Years of Search Dogs

We held a 2 Day Conference in September 2015 – Click here to find out more.


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Search Dog Types

Find out more about the types of search dogs your will find across the NSARDA Associations

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Join Your Local Association

Contact your local Association to find out more about being a Dog Handler, Support or Body

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News from Across NSARDA

The latest news and information from the NSARDA Associations


The National Search and Rescue Dog Association (NSARDA) is an umbrella organisation representing Search Dog Associations in the UK, Isle of Man and Eire. NSARDA holds the standards by which search dogs are trained and qualified. NSARDA currently trains and qualifies search dogs to find persons that:

  • Are believed to be missing
  • May have drowned
  • May be in a collapsed building
  • May be deceased

The Search and Rescue Dog Associations are located in Wales, England, Scotland, Isle of Man and Eire. Please click here to find out more about these Associations.

Each of the individual Search and Rescue Dog Associations is a voluntary, charitable organisation responsible for the training and deployment of search and rescue dogs to search for and find the thousands of vulnerable missing persons that get lost every year.

People go missing in all types of terrain including the mountains and moorlands as well as lowland rural and urban areas. In fact people go missing almost anywhere you can imagine.

NSARDA Search Dogs are used to search for the many different types of missing people such as hill walkers, climbers, the elderly and confused persons that may be suffering from Alzheimer’s and Dementia, those that are despondent, children, and sometimes victims of crime.

You will find NSARDA qualified dogs and handlers working with both Mountain Rescue and Lowland Rescue Teams or directly for the Police and other emergency services.


All NSARDA Associations provide their services completely free of charge and are entirely dependent on public donations to be able to continue to provide this service year on year.Please make a donation quickly and simply online or via text giving, or maybe you can undertake a sponsored event or run a fundraiser. There are so many ways you can help.NSARDA is proud to be supported by many organisations and businesses throughout the the UK, Eire and Isle of Man.

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