Police dogs can nose out explosives , drugs , bodies and missing people . Kaden , at 4 months old , is training to become of the the few basenjis bomb dogs . Training usually begins in puppyhood so handlers can imprint skills . The dog has a handler who will be responsible for keeping him safe while he's working with other police officers or on his own.
Police dogs can nose out explosives , drugs , bodies and missing people . Kaden , at 4 months old , is training to become of the the few basenjis bomb dogs . Training usually begins in puppyhood so handlers can imprint skills . About 35,000 police dogs work in the U.S. , group says .