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Japan - Toy poodle has passed exams to become a police dog in Tottori prefecture

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Tottori police get short, furry partners

TOTTORI, Tottori Prefecture--They might not make suspects tremble in fear, but meek appearances helped two female toy poodles qualify to work as police dogs, the Tottori prefectural police department said.
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http://ajw.asahi.com/article/behind_news/social_affairs/AJ201112020084a

L: Fuga　R: Karin
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sankei news
 
Re: Japan - Toy poodle has passed exams to become a police dog in Tottori prefecture

:applause: Karin and Fuga. Poodles are very smart dogs.

http://blogs.wsj.com/japanrealtime/2011/11/29/toy-poodles-set-for-police-rescue-squad/
By Yoree Koh WSJ
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Cute they may be, but Japan?s experience of disasters this year alone has highlighted how dogs well below typical police animal size could well be of great value in search efforts in nooks of collapsed buildings only accessible to small, light creatures...
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Re: Japan - Toy poodle has passed exams to become a police dog in Tottori prefecture

police dog commission ceremony

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Top dogs: Toy poodles to join ranks of Tottori police

TOTTORI -- A pair of toy poodles are set to be enlisted by Tottori police after passing the police dog test here.

http://mdn.mainichi.jp/mdnnews/national/archive/news/2011/12/04/20111204p2a00m0na003000c.html
 
Re: Japan - Toy poodle has passed exams to become a police dog in Tottori prefecture

The 'fuzz' in Tottori Prefecture just got fuzzier

TOTTORI--A pair of cute little fuzzballs pinned on badges and found out what it is like to become law enforcers.
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Toy poodles Karin, left, and Fuga serve as honorary dispatch section chiefs on Jan. 10 at the Tottori prefectural police headquarters. (Taro Nakazaki)
http://ajw.asahi.com/article/behind_news/social_affairs/AJ201201110015

the Japanese emergency police telephone number day
*dial 110

uniformed police dogs
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