The New Zealand Police honoured their newest furred recruits at a graduation ceremony today.
Four police dogs graduated from the Dog Training
Centre in Upper Hutt and will soon be working the beat around the
country with their human handlers.
The training process for patrol dogs involves three
stages which includes intensive courses at eight months, 13-months and
17-months of age.
Dogs work on the frontline with their handler until their retirement which is normally when they’re eight-years-old
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