Cpl. Blake Zimmerman with the Stockbridge Police Department pictured with Moose, the first fully certified Police K-9 Officer with the local police force.
STOCKBRIDGE — A stable and calm temperament is what makes a 3-year-old Dutch shepherd the most fitting animal for a local Henry County police force.
Moose is the first fully certified police canine officer for the Stockbridge Police Department. The achievement — announced by the Police Department on Monday, Dec. 18 — is a result of more than two months of training where the furry friend learned how to track, trail and patrol at the Valhall K-9 International training facility in Hull.
Moose is the first fully certified Police K-9 Officer for the Stockbridge Police Department.
Cpl. Blake Zimmerman with the Stockbridge Police Department pictured with Moose, the first fully certified Police K-9 Officer with the local police force.
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