Haveri: Police Haveri Sniffer Dog Squad has grown in strength with the addition of Jhansi, a female Doberman.
After Johnny’s death, Jhansi was appointed to Johnny’s place.
Johnny has cost crackinng more than 65 criminal cases in the district, including murder, theft, and robbery, and the dog is a nightmare for criminals.
The 14-month-old dog has been trained at the Adugodi Police Headquarters and is ready to help crime investigations.
“In Bengaluru, Jhansi is taught how to behave with others, how to attack, how to follow the instructions, it’s task, and discipline.
Jhansi is a very sensitive animal, and understanding, has followed our instructions perfectly,” said coach Fakiresh Kabbur.
Kabbur, another coach, stated that they had monitored Jhansi’s health every day.
The dog was taken in the morning to take a walk, run and exercise.
The four dogs – Jhansi, Julie, Kanana and Rani – eat breakfast consisting of milk, eggs, malt, cereal, and vegetables.
At night they practice for two hours and will have dinner.
This is a daily routine for dog sniffers.
Their schedule can change if sent outside, he explained.
Maruti Hegade from the CPI district of the armed reserve police said that Jhansi could track criminals up to 11 km from the site of the incident.
“These four sniffer dogs are cared for by four dogs, dog assistants, and chefs,” he added.
“In the district, Kanaka and Rani, two Breed Labrador dogs, have worked in the bomb detection department.
All four dogs were released during MySore Dasara, Bengalore Air Show, winter session at the Belparavi Public event, and VVIP and VVIP.
Police Sniffer Dog Squad It also helps in the investigation of many theft, robbery, and murder cases in the district, “Hanumantaraya said, the Haveri supervisor of Police.Phots Jhansi was getting another training and pictures with coaches with coaches