Police dogs are a kind of working dogs that have been tamed by specialized technology for reconnaissance and solving, dogs have long been used for defense, and in modern times they have gradually been used to investigate and solve cases. Dogs have a highly developed nervous system, and the functions of the olfactory, auditory, and visual organs are extremely well developed, and they can perceive and distinguish various ultra-trace specific odors. It can be keenly felt by all kinds of sound waves, and distinguish their strength and weakness, and the determination of the direction and frequency of sound sources is also very fine and accurate, and its shape can be distinguished for long-distance moving targets in the dark. Trained police dogs also have the ability and characteristics of fierce bite fighting, fast running, loyal to their owners, and adapting to various harsh environments.
1) Demu. Demu is tall, alert, good at behavior, has a strong ability to work, can adapt to a variety of harsh environments, is a very intelligent and powerful dog breed. Demu is the most widely used police in the world, is a police dog leader, and is a dog breed with strong combat effectiveness. The standards for domestic police demu breeding are: to maintain and enhance the ability to work, to the greatest extent to inherit the excellent genes of the original Demu, although the black back and yellow abdomen are the mainstay, the general coat color (pigmentation) is lighter than that of Ximu.
2) Kunming dog. Kunming dog is bold and fierce, high alertness, high obedience, long-lasting endurance, excellent working ability, strong adaptability to plateau climate, cold environment and high temperature, and is a very good domestic police dog. There are three color strains of Kunming dogs: black back, grass yellow and wolf blue, and the Kunming dog is used as a police dog in some ways better than Demu. The sense of smell of the Kunming dog can be regarded as the best in the dog, it is super sensitive, no matter what the smell is, it is difficult to escape its nose. Not only that, but its judgment, search power, and tracking power are also very good.
3) Labrador. Labrador has a docile and lively personality, and is stable, responsive, non-aggressive, and very intelligent. Labrador is generous and lovely, especially friendly to people and loyal to the owner. Labrador's IQ ranks 7th in the dog world, so its trainability and obedience are particularly good, and it obeys the orders of its owner, so it is particularly suitable as a police dog.
4) Doberman (Doberman). The Duberman is a medium-sized mastiff breed with a lively, vigilant, determined, alert, alert, brave and obedient character. The Du Berwervin is bold and resolute, naturally vigilant, good at biting, has a certain degree of aggression, and has excellent combat ability, which determines that it has all the conditions of an excellent police dog.
5) Rottweiler. The Rottweiler is a rather powerful and powerful working dog, with very strong muscles, with tight muscle lines, looks very powerful and domineering, and its personality is calm and courageous. Rottweilers are very intelligent, confident, strong, have strong adaptability, have no harsh requirements for the living environment, and are very good at adapting to the environment. The Rottweiler is very loyal to its owner, the Rottweiler is born with the talent of guard, it is able to perform many special tasks, and it is a very good police dog.
6) Belgian Shepherd (Marinos). Slightly smaller than the German Shepherd, the Belgian Shepherd is well-proportioned, compact and lean, bold and fierce, and it is an extremely energetic, talented and easy-to-train dog breed. The Belgian Shepherd is widely used in the police community and is suitable for public security prevention, criminal investigation, drug search, explosive search and other work areas.
7) Springer dogs. The Springer spaniel is strong, powerful, and a sporting dog with distinct sandpiper characteristics. Springer spaniels have evenly distributed muscles and are very symmetrical, with very flexible movements and a very sensitive sense of smell. The Springer is intelligent, easy to domesticate, and obedient, and although it is not very large compared to other breeds of police dogs, its athletic ability and endurance are quite outstanding, and it is a very good police dog after training.