During a national canine unit training seminar held over the weekend, several police dogs proved that no job is too “ruff” for the furriest members of the London Police Service (LPS).
According to a tweet from the London Police Service, members of the Canine Unit attended the National Association of Professional Canine Handlers 2022 training seminar over the weekend.
There were more than 330 canine teams in attendance at the event.
In the tweet, London police shared the happy news that police service dogs Koda, Carbon, Carl and Ryker all obtained national certifications in general patrol and explosive detection.
Members of our Canine Unit attended the National Association of Professional Canine Handlers 2022 training seminar with over 330 Canine Teams in attendance. PSD Koda, Carbon, Carl and Ryker obtained national certifications in general patrol and explosive detection. 🙌 👏 #LdnOnt pic.twitter.com/GHfHU8OYnZ
— London Police Service ON (@lpsmediaoffice) October 8, 2022
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