She’s in her imprinting phase, where she’s forming a strong bond with her trainer while building confidence and learning foundational skills through exposure to a variety of environments and situations.
Since April, when Banjo was around eight weeks old, she has been participating in regular training sessions with the RCMP NS Police Dog Services team.
Fun fact: Banjo’s name comes from a winning Nova Scotia entry in the RCMP’s 2026 Name the Puppy Contest. The winner was Noah Hobson of Mahone Bay.
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RCMP - Meet our newest addition to Police Dog Services, Banjo
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RCMP - Meet our newest addition to Police Dog Services, Banjo
She’s in her imprinting phase, where she’s forming a strong bond with her trainer while building confidence and learning foundational skills through exposure to a variety of environments and situations.
Since April, when Banjo was around eight weeks old, she has been participating in regular training sessions with the RCMP NS Police Dog Services team.
Fun fact: Banjo’s name comes from a winning Nova Scotia entry in the RCMP’s 2026 Name the Puppy Contest. The winner was Noah Hobson of Mahone Bay.
She’s in her imprinting phase, where she’s forming a strong bond with her trainer while building confidence and learning foundational skills through exposure to a variety of environments and situations.
Since April, when Banjo was around eight weeks old, she has been participating in regular training sessions with the RCMP NS Police Dog Services team.
Fun fact: Banjo’s name comes from a winning Nova Scotia entry in the RCMP’s 2026 Name the Puppy Contest. The winner was Noah Hobson of Mahone Bay.
