The choice of police dogs should choose some healthy and energetic dogs. Most dogs are border herders and Labradors, but in the past police dog training, a few huskies became police dogs. In addition, you can choose some small, sensitive and energetic police dogs, such as Spenger. Police dogs that catch bad guys are mostly horse dogs or sheepdogs, because these two animals are fierce and are not afraid of the enemy holding equipment and other things. Search and rescue police dogs generally choose golden retrievers, because golden retrievers are gentle and delicate, and they should be more patient in their work. Specifically, different types of police dogs should be selected according to different working environments.

The training process of police dogs is divided into four processes. 1 The process is adaptive training, mainly to improve the adaptability of police dogs to the surrounding environment. If they can't adapt, they won't be trained again. The second process of training is the basic training of some police dogs, including accepting orders or choosing things, memorizing and remembering the most basic passwords and slogans, such as standing and jumping.

The three stages of training are a little more difficult. For some long-distance training, such as throwing things out for the dog to pick up in the fastest time, or taking a person at a distance of 100 meters for the dog to jump up and bite at the fastest speed. At this stage, the training intensity of police dogs is relatively strong, and it is also a process to test the physical strength of police dogs. The fourth stage is to conduct some professional training. For example, when entering the door, there will be some training similar to search and rescue, and Spenger and sheepdog will carry out some training to catch bad guys.

The last stage is a comprehensive test of the developed police dogs. Only by passing the final test can you become a truly qualified police dog. If you can't become a police dog, you will consider other directions or give up the domestication of police dogs.