Police dogs, often referred to as K9s or K-9s, are specially trained to assist law enforcement officers in tasks ranging from tracking suspects and detecting narcotics to locating missing persons.
A viral clip shows a cat testing police dogs, but real K-9 certification depends on neutrality, handler control, and more.
The NYPD is once again showcasing its "ruff"-and-ready dogs with very important jobs. "New York's Finest" furry creatures are being featured in a new 2026 calendar, exemplifying the importance of ...
Several Kentucky law enforcement agencies use specially trained dogs to find hidden electronic storage devices. The dogs are trained to detect a specific chemical found on electronic storage devices.
WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — The Warner Robins Police Department is preparing to welcome two new K-9 officers following the unexpected loss of one veteran dog and the upcoming retirement of another. It’s part ...
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — Idaho State Police dogs have a new skill in their toolkit as they take on the fentanyl crisis with their four legs and keen sense of smell. The dogs can now detect fentanyl, ...
The Stratford Police Service’s newest addition is already having a paw-sitive impact. Dusty, a three-year-old yellow lab, ...
Staff at West Midlands Police force have donated toys as a treat for the dogs working for them. The array of toys and treats were collected over the last few weeks from officers, volunteers at the dog ...