ADLERHORST INTERNATIONAL, INC. 1D - 2007

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EXHIBIT A-1 SCOPE OF SERVICES Adlerhorst International agrees to provide police dog training services for the City's canine unit at the request of Santa Ana Police Department. Available services include: • A minimum of one eight-hour training block, per team, per month, with additional sessions available as requested or needed at no additional charge. If SAPD determines said training is not necessary, it will notify Consultant prior to any scheduled training session and Consultant will not be compensated for said session. Training to be conducted at Adlerhorst International, Inc. in Riverside unless mutually agreed arrangements are made in advance of the session. Invoicing for said training will be based on training actually provided, including the number of teams present at each session. Consultant shall not invoice in advance of training sessions. • Written evaluation submitted to the K-9 supervisor for each session, based on Consultant's comprehensive qualification requirements. • Agitator training sessions for interested police department personnel, as needed. • Certificates issued. • Unlimited court appearances. Certified court expert testimony in the use and deployment of police service dogs (City pays travel and related expenses only). • Ride-along and one-on-one sessions, as required. • Training for local and international police dog competitions as requested. • Assist in public relations demonstrations in the City. • Availability of preparation for yearly certification (California State certified POST Canine Handler Update and Narcotics Dog Update courses). • Participation in new handler selection as requested. • All instructors POST approved for K9 evaluation. The goals of the parties under this Agreement are as follows: • Reduce liability by elevating the proficiency of canine teams and documenting all trammg. • Educate and train interested officers to assist more safely and intelligently in local training sessions. • Ensure the team is attaining its full potential, including cross-training detection dogs.