Louise

Kennel attendant

On the job:

16 years

Police Dog Service Training Centre

Alberta

Yes, Louise gets to work with puppies all day, every day. Yes, we’re jealous.

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Video transcript

00:00:06:01
I think our job is important because we deal with the start of life of all our police dogs.

00:00:12:27
So from birth, all the way up to eight weeks, and then we end up looking after them when they come back into training.

00:00:20:18
So, we’re doing our part in helping the police dog become—the puppies—become a police dog. I guess would be the best way to say it. And then catch the bad guys.

00:00:29:14
I like every part of the job. It’s never the same. Every day is different. Even when you think your day is planned, it always goes to the to the side. Usually on a Friday afternoon.

“Our job is important because we deal with the start of life of all our police dogs.”

Louise

Kennel attendant

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