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The role of dogs is by no means limited to being our pets. Through strict training After that, many dogs can help humans complete many tasks and are our excellent partners. Search and rescue dogs also play a great role in our lives. They can be seen when natural disasters such as earthquakes occur. So which dogs are suitable to be search and rescue dogs, and what are the requirements for being a search and rescue dog?
Generally speaking, as long as the dog is not particularly small or very large, if the dog has a sharp nose, is sensible, calm and patient, is healthy and has good adaptability , then through scientific training, you can become a search and rescue dog.
Of course, there is a prerequisite for becoming a search and rescue dog, that is, the dog is required to have some special skills in special search and rescue. For example, in water search and rescue, this requires the dog to be a strong swimmer. If it is snow mountain search and rescue, then it also requires the dog to have good environmental adaptability, adapt to the high-altitude weather response, and be able to move normally in thick snow. .
There are many types of dogs that can become search and rescue dogs. For example, Newfoundland dogs are suitable for search and rescue in wilderness conditions in cold weather. In addition, such as German Shepherd (definitely introduced), Kunming Dog, Malinois, Labrador, Springer Spaniel, Saint Bernard, etc. Through scientific, rigorous and systematic training, these dogs can become excellent search and rescue dogs. Moreover, we can often see these dogs during actual disaster search and rescue processes.
Therefore, not all dogs can become search and rescue dogs. They must have the character to be qualified for this job and a relatively high learning ability to complete this job well.
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