Two pooches from Cardiff Dogs Home join South Wales Police as specialist search dogs
Max and Chase, both adopted from Cardiff Dogs Home, have officially become part of our dog section after successfully completing their training.
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Max and Chase, both adopted from Cardiff Dogs Home, have officially become part of our dog section after successfully completing their training.
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