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It really depends on what specific field they are trained in :/
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How do your train a police dog?
The dogs have to go trow special training at the police department
What is k9 training?
K9 (canine) training refers to any kind of training of dogs. It is probably most often referring to police K9 training for their canine units. Dogs are used for sniffing out illegal drugs, bodies; protecting their human owners, etc.
Where are police dogs trained?
A special canine training facility.
What unit is responsible for training police dogs?
The k9 unit
Can springer spaniels be police dogs?
yes any dog can be a police dog but it takes lots of training.
Are huskies inside dogs or outside dogs?
They are outside dogs unless they have some kind of training.
What kind of dogs are most intelligent for police?
yorkies
Can any kind of animals can help police?
The police often use dogs to track down criminals, as well as searching for illegal substances. There have also been reports of attempts at training monkeys, rats, cats and pigs for Police use, but these have not been confirmed.
Where can you learn how to train a pup to be a police dog for free?
The short answer is: you can't. Police dogs are very highly trained by experts. Police departments don't buy police dogs from private parties, only from special training schools.a police station
What do you need to work with the dogs at police?
Any training a law enforcement canine needs is given them when they are assigned a handler and then both go through several weeks to months of training to prepare both of them for whatever their particular assignment might be.
Can all dogs be police dogs?
No. Only if they are really specially trained. The most common dogs you would use is a German Shepard or a Bloodhound. All dogs could become police dogs, but they would have to have special training. Plus, all dogs have a disadvantage. =3 Woof
What kind of drugs do police dogs look for in school?
Police dogs in schools are usually trained to detect various types of drugs, such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, and ecstasy. However, the specific training and capabilities of police dogs may vary depending on the jurisdiction and the program in place.
