“While” and “on the other hand” are words used in the paragraph to show comparison.

The Maltese is gentle, affectionate, intelligent, responsive and trusting. A good family dog, Maltese are lively, playful, vigorous, and they generally enjoys learning tricks. They can be snappy with raucous children. Highly alert, the Maltese elicits a flurry of barking in response to unfamiliar noises.

German Shepherds are famous for working with police. German Shepherds are calm-under-pressure, they’re highly intelligent and trainable, and they love to work. This makes the breed well-suited for working in high-stress situations, and it’s no surprise they’ve been used in police work for more than 100 years.

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Male dogs are often picked as police dogs. They show more aggression and are stronger as female dogs. You can not say a male dog is better than a female dog. It simply matters how the canine will be assigned to work for you.

In California, the District of Columbia and Alaska, canine and other police officers received annual compensation of $78,790, $67,650 and $67,400, respectively. The lowest-paying state for canine and other police officers was Mississippi, where the average salary was $31,060 per year, or $14.94 per hour.

There are mixed reasons for neutering or leaving a police dog intact. Many people feel that the dog retains more of its aggressive traits by being left intact, but it may be more prone to be driven by hormones if he or she is not altered.

Not only do they now receive a pension plan but they also get to retire and reside with their original handler. If these dogs are killed in the line of duty they get the same honors as their human partners.

Why Dogs Get Death After Retirement: According to the sources, the reason behind death of dogs after their retirement is “security”. And after retirement they can be misused,that’s why they are killed after their retirement.

Indian Army spokesperson says only animals suffering from terminal and incurable diseases are euthanised.

These days, retired K9 dogs are sent to loving homes after they retire. Most retired police dogs were euthanized before President Bill Clinton ended the practice by signing Robby’s Law in 2000, which states that retired police and military dogs can be adopted by their handlers or other service members.

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The current price for a police dog is approximately $12,000, not including the training. The initial cost for the training of the dog for patrol and detection is another $11,000. Therefore, the total cost to purchase and initially train one police dog is approximately $22,500.

Police dogs form intensely strong bonds with their handlers in the line of duty. As such, their handlers are always the first choice for adopters when the dogs retire. In most cases, these dogs do go on to live carefree lives as family pets with their police partners.

Generally spoken police dogs are friendly and social dogs, but they can be aggressive while on duty of course. More and more our customers ask for social dogs. This means they should be ‘friendly’ and easy to handle by the handler.

The handler makes sure that the dog is fully zoned in on the right person to chase, bite, and attack before the dog is released – it’s generally easy to tell who a dog is focusing on through body language. Police dogs have trained with distractions all around and are thoroughly socialized with people of all ages.

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Police dogs are trained using mostly—if not exclusively—positive reinforcement. Abusive training methods are rarely an issue. Dogs often live with their human handlers—even after retirement—and tend to be treated very well.

Police departments obtain dogs from a variety of sources. Some are donated by their original owners. However, more police departments are realizing the importance of using dogs that have been specifically bred and raised for police work. Dogs imported from Europe have several advantages over American-bred dogs.

It lives at home with its handler to live out its life as a family pet. Can they go on vacations with their handler and family while working as a service dog? This depends on department policy, but normally the answer is yes.

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Let’s jump into our list of brave, intelligent, hard-working police dog breeds.

• German Shepherd. The German Shepherd claims the number one spot according to numerous sources.
• Rottweiler.
• Belgian Tervueren.
• Doberman Pinscher.
• Giant Schnauzer.
• Dutch German Shepherd.
• Labrador Retriever.
• Boxer Dog.

Dogs aren’t capable of truly learning multiple languages. Instead, they learn to associate a word with an outcome. If you try to teach your dog to sit in three different languages, they might have a hard time. Instead, focus on teaching them different commands in different languages.

Dogs are able to learn different words through the process of deductive reasoning and positive reinforcement. Dogs will also learn their name through classical conditioning. This means that they learn to respond to their name when it is said, not that they actually know their own name is Fido.

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When you kiss your dog, you may notice signs that indicate they know that the kiss is a gesture of affection. As puppies, this is not something that dogs would recognize, although they would feel you doing it. Of course, dogs don’t know what kisses actually are, but they learn to realize that they are good.

Studies show that dogs are sensitive to emotional contagion which is responding to the emotions of another without understanding what they are feeling. Fifteen of the 18 dogs showed submissive body language as they went to their crying owner or stranger.