Madhya Pradesh Police induct same dog breed used in op to kill Bin Laden

Belgian Malinois dogs which guard the White House and were part of the team that eliminated Osama bin Laden, have been inducted in the Madhya Pradesh Police Dog Squad.
“12 German Shepherds, 12 Dobermans, and 2 Belgian Malinois were brought from Hyderabad. They are very useful to the police. The smelling power and working capacity of Belgian Malinois is also better. They were first inducted in Madhya Pradesh police,” AP Singh Baghel, an officer in 23rd Battalion Dog Squad, Bhopal, said.

“Police forces of other countries had them. In our country, BSF and other central forces had asked for them. A nine-month training course is being planned for them. The training cost is around 1 lakh per dog in nine-months which includes their diet and other things. When they will formally start serving the police, their expense will be around Rs. 8,000 per month,” he said.

“Belgian Malinois dogs are an all-purpose dog and the army along with forces have inducted them in their teams. Their learning power is better and they have been used as an assault dog. They are active, smelling power is good and can be trained easily,” said Meghendra Singh, Head Constable (Dog Squad).

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