"Police And Work Dogs In Europe" provides a detailed look at the use of dogs in law enforcement across Europe. This report, compiled by the United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, examines the training, deployment, and effectiveness of police dogs in various European countries. It offers insights into the breeds used, the specific tasks they perform, and the organizational structures supporting their use.
Authored by Henry W. Diederich and H. Albert Johnson, this document serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical and practical aspects of integrating dogs into police forces. It explores topics such as tracking, detection, patrol, and crowd control, highlighting the unique contributions of these canine partners in maintaining public safety.
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