Perhaps many people have seen police dogs on some programmes, which give the impression that they are braver and fiercer. In fact, the dogs are under very good command. They're good cops. In recent days, more than 30 students in a school in Chongqing have had an “intimate contact” with a police dog.
Speggs search the kids for 28 seconds.
At the police chief canine base training grounds, the kids argued with the lead police uncle, "Can I take a picture with the dog?" "Do the dogs have a hideout?" "What kind of dog is the smartest?" "What do they eat?
At the training grounds, the children were given a search-and-explosive exercise by Spenges: two vehicles, one of which contained explosives. After the trainer gave the order, the Spenges shook their tails, ran fast towards two cars, snuffed them for a while, and lay there shaking their tails. Once the civilian police had searched, they did find explosive items after the tires. “Wow, it took only 28 seconds”, a little friend taped the whole thing and reported it with excitement.
The dogs trained civilian police officers to perform training courses on dog bites, obedience and blood tracing for young friends.