Ever since he was a little puppy, Kirpy the Belgian Malinois worked nonstop on the police force. After seven long years in service, the brave canine finally got the retirement of his dreams.
Hero life
The El Paso Canine Center’s puppy program was designed to train dogs for the police force K9 unit. One particular trainee that received a lot of praise was Kirpy the Belgian Millanois.
Once his trainer thought he was ready, Kirpy got assigned o the Arizona Border Patrol. Afterwhich, he then served on the US Customs and the Border Protection Yuma Sector alongside Rolan Carbajal, his handler.
Kirpy’s main job was to sniff out unusual items while on duty. His training taught him how to detect drugs and concealed humans. He did a wonderful job and his suspicions were always accurate.
Besides that, Kirpy also helped in other areas of law enforcement The dog helped out with public demonstrations and was always good around people. Everyone loved him dearly because of the loving yet serious personality he had.
Time to retire
After seven years, Kirpy was finally retired and living the spoiled family dog lifestyle. He was adopted by his handler Officer Carbajal and his family. They were all so excited to take in the senior dog and welcomed him into their home.
Officer Carbajal loved Kirpy dearly so he did everything he could to make sure the dog was comfortable. Though no one could replace such an amazing partner, he found a new puppy trainee to fill in such a big hole that Kirpy left in the police force.
although it was a new concept, Kirpy loved retirement so much. After all the hard work he invested into his job, it seemed only fitting that he gets to experience the joys of being an average dog.
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