New Delhi: Goldy, Honey, Broni, Jack, Sandy, Cozy and Scoobie are faces that are familiar at the Metro Station throughout Delhi for the past 10 years, roaming the middle handle of industrial security (CISF) when they check unknown bags or possible device improvisation (IEDS).
On Friday, the seven of them retired from CISF dog troops after 10 years of service after offered their favorite food, medals, recalls and certificates in a ceremony.
All dogs appointed in the dog squad provided a six-month basic training at the CISF dog breeding center in Ghaziabad, with dogs who joined a puppy around six months old.
They are taught to do various important tasks to keep Delhi Metro safe and safe from a number of possible threats.
“It is a day to respect them for their services and efforts given for years.
Every dog is fed specifically before they are given medals and memories.
The achievements and efforts made by each dog are also read hard,” said An official.
CISF said dog troops were used to sniff the possibility of ied or narcotics, with bomb disposal forces often attend bags that were not guarded with these sniffer dogs.
“Only once a bag was cleaned, it was examined.
In most cases, it was abandoned by commuting because of an error; However, there might be a threat,” the official said, which stated that these dogs could also help in the fast reaction at the metro station if needed.
“They are trained to run after an individual, too, if needed.
This can be done on the command,” the official said.
Jitender Rana, Deputy Inspector General at the DMRC CISF unit, is the person who turns every dog with medals and mementos, and also respects their handlers.
The dogs, after the ceremony, were handed over to Friendoes Seca Animal Shelter in Celfense Colony.
While GOLDY, Honey, Broni and Jack are Labradors, Sandy is the Golden Retriever.
Cozy and scoobie are gathering Germany.
“Once they were handed over to Friendoes, the process of adopting them began and the shelters worked hard to find them home in recent years.
Every dog is trained and loving,” the official said.
Delhi: CISF Adieu’s offer to 7 dogs with food and medals
