Police dog breeds and their amazing service

A police dog, or K-9, is a dog that helps police solve crimes. Police dogs were first trained in Ghent, Belgium in 1899, and it wasn't long before dogs were trained for police work elsewhere. They have now become an integral part of the police department and have saved many lives with their unique capabilities and bravery. Police dogs are very loyal to their police colleague and protect him. K-9s are equipped with ballistic vests and some have police ID cards and badges.

Today, police dogs are trained in certain departments. It can be said that they are very skilled and expert in their field. Some of them have only one task, but others can easily handle several tasks.

Police dogs that specialize in this field use their strong sense of smell to find suspects or missing persons. These types of dogs are trained for years and can find even the smartest criminals. Without sniffer dogs, many criminals would escape from the police.

These police dogs also use their sense of smell, but in a different way than trackers, to help the police. They focus on detecting a specific substance. Some dogs specialize in detecting bombs or explosives. These brave dogs are not only trained to detect explosives, but also know how to react and report the location of the explosives to their fellow police officers in the least dangerous way possible. Other dogs may be adept at detecting drugs. They quickly know if there are drugs around them, and the police officers no longer have to search with their hands, cars, suitcases or other places.

 These dogs were given to the police in Help maintain order. They might chase down a criminal and hold him somewhere until the police arrive, or just guard a certain place (like a prison) so no one can escape.

It may seem harsh and awkward to you, but these police dogs are trained to find dead bodies. This is an important job in the police department and they do it well.

After a natural disaster or terrorist attack, police dogs come into action to find people trapped under the rubble. The faster they can find survivors, the better their chances of survival.

These dogs look different from other dogs. They are very tall with a big body and a scary face. The lifespan of these dogs is usually between 10 and 14 years. If we want to express a suitable weight for this dog, we must say that the weight of the male is about 35 to 45 kg and the female is 20 to 30 kg. Of course, the height of these dogs has nothing to do with male or female and they are close to 65 cm. The color of special unit dogs is usually black and cream, completely black or gray.

In general, dogs have strong muscles. But police dogs must have sharper teeth because of their important missions. Using their strong sense of smell, these dogs play a significant role in identifying the types of materials and finding them. Bomb-detecting dogs learn that by moving their tails, they can increase the amount of air in their noses and increase their sense of smell.

These dogs do not hear any sound when they are born. But after a period of one to two weeks, their sense of hearing starts to work. After that, they will normally have nearly four times the power of hearing sounds of a normal human. The ears of police dogs have eighteen muscles that are used to move the ears quickly. Dogs with erect and sharp ears usually hear sounds better than other dogs. Police dogs have exceptional hearing. In such a way that these dogs can clearly hear sounds from a distance of twenty meters.

Police dogs must be specially trained. There are different breeds that are suitable for police work. The choice of race depends on what they have to do. They must have certain criteria both physically and in terms of personality. For diagnostic work, the size of the animal is less important than its sense of smell. These breeds must be trained from a young age (12 to 15 months) to learn their work well.