Police Dogs
Dogs have assisted police officers for hundreds of years. A famous early case in which police dogs were used was that of ‘Jack the Ripper’ in London. The so-called Ripper had got away X from with through out several murders, and the public were demanding X justice authority penalty honesty . Commissioner Charles Warren, head of the police X institute league force society , employed dogs in an attempt to reassure the people of London. However, one of the dogs bit the commissioner and then two ran away; the experiment ended with a police search for the animals, and X dilemma apology embarrassment confusion for Warren.

Since then, canine training has improved considerably. Dogs must first pass an obedience course that proves they can follow X obligations commands regulations controls . They are then trained as ‘single purpose’ or ‘dual purpose’ police dogs; the former is used for personal X conservation shelter insurance protection and finding criminals, while the X alternative latter secondary reserve also detects drugs or bombs. After training, a police dog will work for six to nine years on average, being retired only in the case of X injury scar insult bruise , sickness or pregnancy. And these days, any dog killed in the line of duty will be honoured in the same way as a human officer.