article_snippet: Social media users now have the opportunity to name seven of the newest Queensland Police recruits- a litter of puppies destined for official duties. '
article_snippet: Queenslanders have the opportunity to name the seven puppies destined to be police dogs . '
article_snippet: Giving Queenslanders the opportunity to name seven of our newest crime-fighting canines also gives our a chance to shine a light on the vital role police dogs and their handlers play in keeping Queenslanders safe,' 'W'
  Police Minister Jo-Ann Miller said. '
article_snippet: The seven puppies will undergo training over the next few months and could join the 89 dogs currently working . '
article_snippet: The seven puppies will undergo training over the next few months, and could join the 89 dogs currently working with the police force, which include those working with  drug detection, firearm detection, a specialist cadaver dog and 69 'general purpose' dogs. '
highlights_snippet: The seven-week-old puppies are part of the QLD Police breeding program .
  