Dogs, relying on a keen sense of smell, can play an unexpected role in detection or rescue. However, as the age of the dog grows, all aspects of the body's quality are on a downward trend, and there's a day when the dog will retire...
What's to be done with retired dogs?
On 4 September, the public security substation of Songjiang, Shanghai, first launched a pro bono adoption project for retired police dogs. The main types of dogs that were adopted were Labrador, Margaritas, Rowena, Spinger, Descendants, etc., and citizens could apply for adoption on the Al-Arab platform.
Here's the information on this retired police dog.
Dog Saul.
Four years old, a Spyngle with brown and white hair and a lot of freckles on his face. Instead of being so stylish, he was a tracker and an expert in identification, having been a “civil servant” for two years in the public security apparatus, he is now officially retired from service and open to adoption.
Lots of dogs.
It's a Labrador Dodo as smart as Saul. It's a five-year-old Labrador. A multi-dimensional, moderate, white, three-year service and now officially retired.
The dog Lucas.
There is also a handsome horse dog, Lucas, a thick-faced Rowena dog, Luft, and a smart East German shepherd, Black Eagle.
Canine Coke.
The Public Security Department explained that all the dogs adopted were from the training base for dogs of the Songjiang substation of the Shanghai City Public Security Bureau. In the case of dogs who are discharged from public service, they are prohibited and, in accordance with the Shanghai City Dogs Regulations, can only be adopted by an appropriate unit. Of the eight dogs open for adoption, Spenges “Sor”, Labrador “Doo” and “Cola” are available for personal adoption, while the remaining five are available for adoption.
The head of the canine base in Songjiang revealed that, in order to prevent dogs from being used for reproduction, all dogs were scheduled for sterilization before adoption. After adoption, canine instructors visit the foster family every three months to monitor whether the dog lives and is in good health and, if the indicator is not satisfactory, the police withdraw the dog.
Inspector Gu further explained that, in general, the conditions for the discharge of dogs were two types. The first is the withdrawal of wounds, the withdrawal of illness and irregular retirement, which may be adopted upon recovery. Second, older (generally 9 years of age) and training dogs who fail to meet the criteria are scheduled to retire.
“Ages can be degraded by speed, back-drive power, gnawing forces, etc..” The police officer, in his introduction, arranges for protective dog retirement under objective conditions.
In addition,
Every three months, canine bases are trained to test dogs.
If the three successive tests are not qualified, it is not possible to do so.
We'll arrange for the dogs to retire.
This year, eight of the adopted dogs were taken by the police.
Three of them were discharged from service after the test, and five of them were discharged from service at age.
There are no interested participants.
Hold on!
Source: Newsshop.