Two Jindo dogs, Imhoe and Sangman, are training to become Korea’s first Jindo police dogs. Known for their strength, intelligence, and loyalty, Jindos were once considered unsuitable for police work because they bond closely with one person. Trainers now see this loyalty as a strength. Imhoe and Sangman are learning social skills, adapting to new handlers, and practicing search missions as they prepare for police service.
J.K. Park Staff Reporter kids/1757053538/1613368150
1. What breed was trained to be police dog?
2. What should dog do to be trained?
3. What skill does jindo dog need the most?
1. Do you like dogs?
2. How would you care for them?
3. What is your favorite animal?
Two Jindo dogs, Imhoe and Sangman, are training to become Korea’s first Jindo police dogs. Known for their strength, intelligence, and loyalty, Jindos were once considered unsuitable for police work because they bond closely with one person. Trainers now see this loyalty as a strength. Imhoe and Sangman are learning social skills, adapting to new handlers, and practicing search missions as they prepare for police service.
