Chip will serve alongside his partner Dale - dog handler Cst. Dale MacLean - whose current canine is ready to retire. Chip is a nearly 2-year-old German Shepherd who came to us from Europe and recently completed a 16-week training certification.
Chip and Dale are ready for action in the CBRPS K-9 Unit, together with Police Service Dogs Beau (Cst. Brandon O'Donnell) and Chase (Cst. Troy Wadden).
The K-9 Unit is a crucial part of police operations: to help locate lost persons; track lost or stolen items and suspects; detect illegal drugs, firearms and ammunition; and assist officers on patrol, in drug enforcement and emergency response.
Meet the Team Monday is an ongoing feature for members, staff and teams of the CBRPS.
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Meet the newest canine member of the CBRPS... Police Service Dog "CHIP"!
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Meet the newest canine member of the CBRPS... Police Service Dog "CHIP"!
Chip will serve alongside his partner Dale - dog handler Cst. Dale MacLean - whose current canine is ready to retire. Chip is a nearly 2-year-old German Shepherd who came to us from Europe and recently completed a 16-week training certification.
Chip and Dale are ready for action in the CBRPS K-9 Unit, together with Police Service Dogs Beau (Cst. Brandon O'Donnell) and Chase (Cst. Troy Wadden).
The K-9 Unit is a crucial part of police operations: to help locate lost persons; track lost or stolen items and suspects; detect illegal drugs, firearms and ammunition; and assist officers on patrol, in drug enforcement and emergency response.
Meet the Team Monday is an ongoing feature for members, staff and teams of the CBRPS.
Chip will serve alongside his partner Dale - dog handler Cst. Dale MacLean - whose current canine is ready to retire. Chip is a nearly 2-year-old German Shepherd who came to us from Europe and recently completed a 16-week training certification.
Chip and Dale are ready for action in the CBRPS K-9 Unit, together with Police Service Dogs Beau (Cst. Brandon O'Donnell) and Chase (Cst. Troy Wadden).
The K-9 Unit is a crucial part of police operations: to help locate lost persons; track lost or stolen items and suspects; detect illegal drugs, firearms and ammunition; and assist officers on patrol, in drug enforcement and emergency response.
Meet the Team Monday is an ongoing feature for members, staff and teams of the CBRPS.
