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Bad Boys, Whatcha Gonna Do When They Come For You? Meet Century CI’s New K-9 Pups
September 25, 2014
They are cute. They are adorable. They areĀ adorably cute. But they could also be your worse nightmare if you are a convict on the run, or a cute little blessing if you are lost in the woods.
These cute (have we mentioned that enough yet?) little puppies are K-9 tracking dogs in training in the Century Correctional Institution.
The Florida Department of Corrections has 38 K-9 programs statewide which are used to support other law enforcement agencies with felon apprehension, searching for missing persons and locating and providing aid to persons in distress.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Bad Boys, Whatcha Gonna Do When They Come For You? Meet Century CI’s New K-9 Pups”
Them little things would make some fine rabbit hounds also!!!
I’ve heard a lot of good things about the dogs from Century. I was however wondering if these pups are c/o trained or inmate trained. I know that in certain CI’s that the inmates train dogs. Either way, what a great pack of cuteness.
Congratulations to Century CCI dog team. I understand they took second place in a dog trial competition last week.
WAY TO GO!!!
I’ll take any one of them if they don’t work out. I know that won’t happen as I got one at the pound when he was 2 yrs. He was a bad dog for one weekend. He just wanted a family he could trust. We still cry when we talk about him and are many dogs down the road because Joey was so special.