A new drug detection dog has joined the team in Coos County, according to South Central Interagency Narcotics Team officials.

Celine trains her Belgian Malinois again during a structured daily session.

The California Highway Patrol recently announced that six new K9 officers have been sworn in and are now ready for duty.

Spread the loveAimee and her sister Angie are beautiful Belgian Malinois who have spent one nerve wracking week trying to ...

The Sheriff’s Office said each handler earned certification alongside their canine partner after months of specialized ...

"Parent the dog in front of you, not the dog you thought you were going to have," Janice Costa, pet expert, told Newsweek.

As dogs barked in the background, the crowd in the bleachers set up in downtown Libertyville trained its gaze Sunday on a ...

A California dog trainer received nearly 12 years in prison after 11 dogs died in his care, and he tried to cover it up, ...

California Highway Patrol graduated six K-9 teams in West Sacramento. They will be assigned across the state to fight drugs ...

The Winn Parish Sheriff’s Office have introduced its newest narcotics K-9 deputy, Ruby Gene, as the agency adds another ...

Rip and Boomer exemplified the highest standards of service, loyalty, and dedication. Their contributions to public safety ...

Dozens of search-and-rescue dogs from more than 20 countries are helping to turn some tales of disaster in ...