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police dog

 

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Noun police dog has 1 sense
  1. police dog - any dog trained to assist police especially in tracking
    --1 is a kind of
    working dog

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Police Dog

Description:

A police dog is a highly trained canine that is used by law enforcement agencies for various tasks such as tracking criminals, detecting illegal substances, and providing assistance in search and rescue operations.

Senses:

1. Noun - An Officer's Companion:

In this sense, a police dog refers to a specially trained dog that works alongside police officers. These intelligent and disciplined animals assist the officers in their duties, helping to apprehend suspects and maintain public safety.

Example Sentence: The police dog bravely chased down the fleeing criminal.

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2. Noun - Breed or Type:

As a breed or type, police dogs are typically German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois, or Dutch Shepherds. These breeds possess specific characteristics and abilities that make them ideal for police work.

Example Sentence: The police department recently acquired a new batch of highly trained Belgian Malinois police dogs.

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3. Adjective - Pertaining to Police Dogs:

Used as an adjective, police dog describes anything that is related to or associated with police dogs.

Example Sentence: The officer attended a training course on police dog handling techniques.

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