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Three Escambia K-9 Dogs Are Retiring
May 1, 2017
Three Escambia County Sheriff’s Office K-9 dogs are retiring. Pictured with their deputy handlers are K-9 Edo (top with Jason Land), K-9 Caleb (left with Wayne Gulsby) and K-9 Baro (below with Chris Collier). Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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9 Responses to “Three Escambia K-9 Dogs Are Retiring”
Well done K-9 officers. You deserve the best retirement.
K-9 wife, thank you!
Andrew and Anne – All of these dogs will enjoy retirement with their handler and family. They’re all very much loved and spoiled.
I’ve always wondered if the handlers can adopt their dog. Does anyone know? Wonder what the dogs think too.They must get so bored staying at home.
Beautiful dogs with such an important job. Thanks to the retirees and their partners. Hope the partners get the opportunity to adopt the pups.
Man’s best friend, criminal’s worse enemy! These fine four-legged LEOs help keep the peace in times of wanton crime. Thank you to their handlers for taking great care of them and in the future too.
Where do the dogs go now
Thank you K9s and handlers for your service to our community!
Wayne, you don’t need to be far behind your dog. If you need a second opinion, ask the dog. He’ll tell you as well that you don’t need a lot of money to live on after retirement and you’ll make up the difference solely on medication after you leave. Congratulation to the K-9’s and handlers for their service and please always be careful out there. Mike