[Graycliff]

(Don’t need to. Simply find the references regarding how many fully trained dogs there are versus the number of dogs in the hands of the police.
Compare and contrast.

Come to your own conclusions.)

OK, so in other words, You don’t have a clue and your just talking out your arse. That’s what i figured.

[muawiyah]

No, I read the Washington Post occasionally and the use of specially trained dogs by the police in this area has been covered extensively. You can stop and talk to the cops at the county fair and various festivals ~ they'll tell you everything you need to know about how they train the dogs, where the dogs with them are in the training cycle, how much experience they've had, and how are the trainers trained.

Good grief, you certainly didn't think they train these dogs about how to behave in large crowds without their ever having been around a large crowd.

You should watch cable TV also. Discovery Channel has "police dog" specials at least monthly.

Given the half-life of these dogs when it comes to being in top physical and mental form, they need to be replaced long before their useful life as a dog is over. Many people are happy to get a well-trained, obedient, dog when that time comes.

Again, it is not necessary to live cheek to jowl with dogs up to your eyeballs to know something about them or to observe the obvious.