With a service dog, the breed doesn't matter, what matters is the character Cover Image

U služebního psa na plemeni nezáleží, důležitá je povaha
With a service dog, the breed doesn't matter, what matters is the character

Author(s): Lucie Šmoldasová
Subject(s): Public Administration, Security and defense, Military policy, Behaviorism, Criminology, Substance abuse and addiction
Published by: Národní protidrogová centrála SKPV PČR
Keywords: interview; Martin Kobrč;

Summary/Abstract: They can search for drugs or banknotes. When they sniff them out, they don't start barking, but they stop moving, they "freeze". Customs dogs are trained in a top center in Heřmanice near the Polish border, and they work with customs officers here and around the world. What such training looks like, what kind of "career" awaits the dog, or how the relationship between the dog and its handler is formed, explains the head of the training facility, Martin Kobrč.

  • Issue Year: 29/2023
  • Issue No: 4
  • Page Range: 54-58
  • Page Count: 5
  • Language: Czech
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