observer-reporter.com wrote:Tornado, a 1-year-old Dutch shepherd that was imported from Europe, is the township’s first police K9, according to the department’s Facebook announcement Friday. He will be trained to assist officers with drug detection, search and rescues, and general patrol.
www.localsyr.com wrote:The Oswego City Police Department has announced the retirement of K-9 Crixus, a 9-year-old Dutch Shepherd, a patrol and drug-sniffing expert. He’ll still hang around the office with his handler, now owner, but is now off duty.
Re: Dutch Shepherds in the News (March2021)
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2021 11:16 am
by centrop67
New K 9 Officer And Partner Working Hard In Chickasaw County Story Link
Kalamazoo Public Safety trains two new police dogs Story Link
www.mlive.com wrote:The two 18-month-olds, Groot, a German Shepherd and Sledge, a Dutch Shepherd started their initial eight-week training earlier this month for the specialty K-9 unit.
Re: Dutch Shepherds in the News (March2021)
Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2021 11:01 am
by centrop67
Family dog used to cuddles from four-year-old girl now waging war on rhino poachers Story Link
www.mirror.co.uk wrote:Ella Craig’s family reluctantly gave up Rocky the Dutch shepherd because they could not give him the attention he needed.
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Within weeks he was picked to try out for the elite K9 unit in Kenya.
Re: Dutch Shepherds in the News (March2021)
Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2021 9:11 pm
by centrop67
Replacing Retiring Wheeling K-9 Officer Keeni Sure To Be ‘Ruff’ Task Story Link
www.theintelligencer.net wrote:A Dutch Shepherd, Keeni was born in St. Albans in 2012. Shortly after being trained in the areas of narcotic detection, tracking and apprehension through Ultimate Working Dogs and the West Virginia Police Canine Association, she was hired by the City of Wheeling in August of 2014 and assigned to her handler Cpl. Jason Martin.
Re: Dutch Shepherds in the News (March2021)
Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2021 1:57 pm
by centrop67
Police dog gets first big hit as officers seize quantity of drugs Story Link
www.ncnewsonline.com wrote:Federal and state narcotics agents had tracked the car to Detroit and back. With the help of Frankie — a 2-year-old Dutch Shepherd from Mexico and a New Castle police canine — the police confiscated 86.6 grams of suspected cocaine, 30.83 grams of suspected crack cocaine, and a bag containing 140 green and blue suspected ecstasy pills from the vehicle, according to a police incident report.