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Dogs are the best friends and partners of humans, and police dogs are even more admirable. They are not afraid of hardships and difficulties, and they have been fighting on the front line of work. As early as 4600 BC, dogs were domesticated by humans and used for hunting, guarding, and attacking. Until now, after training, police dogs can take on high-risk tasks such as tracking, searching and rescuing, identifying drugs, and searching for explosives.
Police dogs need to receive strong training to be competent for all kinds of dangerous tasks. However, dangerous work tasks make them may die heroically at any time, or may retire at any time. The random tool shares 15 impressive police dogs who work hard.
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