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Military Police Train Service Dogs in Gran Canaria

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Military Police Train Service Dogs in Gran Canaria

Three military working dog teams from the Hungarian Defense Forces’ Military Police Regiment traveled to the Canary Islands for intensive international training. In Las Palmas, the Hungarian soldiers and their four-legged partners tackle…

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