Yes, but they choose the dog based on the personality of it, not the breed. Most police dogs are German Shepherds and lab mixes though.
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dalmations? how should i know?
Well the real breed of it is a German shepherd! the most popular police dogs Another kind is a rottweiler but not many use them as police dogs. I don't know why.
farm dogs and herding dogs, uh, that's dumb there the same thing! police dogs can be a number of different breeds, they can even be herding/farm dogs. so you'd have probably quarter wolf, quarter some type of herding dog, quarter some type of a different breed farm dog, and quarter whatever breed the police dog was.
"German Shepherd" is a breed of dog. "Police Dog" is a job description. German Shepherds are often used as Police dogs. They're also common as pets. And other breeds are also used as police dogs. No, police tend to use German shepards, but most breeds of dog can be a police dog. The Belgian Malinois is a very popular police dog.
They are famous for being police dogs. In fact, most people know them as the "police" dog breed. They are also very good at tracking, herding, agility, obedience, and best of all being family dogs.
No, not all police have dogs. There is a K-9 unit for police with dogs though.
Generally, yes, they do live with their officers because they are usually raised by the officer. Although, I'm sure there are situations where the K9 may be residing elsewhere.
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No, not necessarily true, but mixed breed dogs do live longer than pure bred dogs
If you are breeding, choose parents with good, friendly, non-aggressive temperaments as some aspects of temperament can be inherited. Secondly, raise the puppies in a home environment with plenty of other dogs and people. This should stop any bad behaviour developing in the future. If you mean 'good' as in close to the breed standard, choose winning parents to breed that conform to the official breed standard.