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K9 graduates training as Florida police department’s first therapy dog

A K9 has completed training and taken on a therapy-dog role at a Florida police department.

K9 graduates training as Florida police department’s first therapy dog

Key takeaways

  • A K9 graduated training.
  • The dog became a Florida police department’s first therapy dog.
  • The K9 will serve in a therapy-dog role with the department.

A K9 has graduated training and become the first therapy dog at a Florida police department.

New therapy-dog role

The dog is the department’s first to serve as a therapy dog. Its training is complete, marking the start of its role with the police department.

What the development means

Therapy dogs can serve in support roles, but the department’s specific plans for the K9 have not been identified. Details such as the dog’s name, the department’s location and the settings where it will work are also not established here.

Next details to watch

The department’s public announcements may identify the K9, explain its training and describe how officers and members of the public will interact with the dog. Those details would clarify the scope of the new role.

What to watch

  • The department’s announcement about the K9’s identity and duties.
  • Details about where the therapy dog will work.
  • Any public information about the dog’s training program.

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