From army to office: The amazing work roles of dogs
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Army Dogs
Army dogs are trained to detect explosives, assist in search and rescue missions, and patrol military zones. Their sharp instincts, discipline, and courage make them invaluable assets during combat operations.
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Police Dogs (K9 Units)
Police dogs help track criminals, find drugs or weapons, and control crowds. Their keen sense of smell and agility allow law enforcement agencies to work more effectively and respond swiftly to threats.
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Guard Dogs
Guard dogs are used to protect homes, farms, or industrial properties. With proper training, they can alert owners to danger, deter intruders, and defend territory without needing human direction.
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Therapy or Office Dogs (Happiness Officers)
Often called “happiness officers,” these dogs work in offices or hospitals to boost morale and reduce stress. Their friendly presence helps create a calmer, more emotionally supportive environment for people.
Also read: This Hyderabad company hires a golden retriever as ‘Chief Happiness Officer’, Netizens say he already looks exhausted & overworked
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Search and Rescue Dogs
Trained to locate missing persons during natural disasters or accidents, search and rescue dogs use their powerful noses and agility to cover vast areas and reach places humans often can't.