Police dogs can be adopted at local police dog bases, but the conditions for adopting military dogs are relatively strict, and retired police dog handlers will be given priority.

When you adopt a police dog, you are not just choosing the dog, the dog is also choosing you. Police dogs are aggressive dogs, so they will always be wary of strangers. If a police dog is very resistant to you, the trainer will not let you adopt it, no matter how good your experience is. Moreover, military dogs, like police dogs, are generally adopted when they are older, so parents should be mentally prepared.

Strict conditions for adoption of retired police dogs:

1. The adopter must be over 22 years old, have independent financial capacity, be caring, and have experience in raising dogs. Priority will be given ;

2. The adopter has a stable job and a fixed residence (not shared accommodation), and has the ability to provide the dog with sufficient space, a comfortable environment and medical care;

3. All family members do not have animal allergies, and there are no children under the age of five at home;

4. Voluntarily accept an irregular return visit once a year;

5. The adopter cannot be retired again Police dogs are engaged in work or participating in any commercial and related activities;

6. An adopter can only adopt one police dog;

7. If the dog cannot be adopted due to force majeure, Only, the adoption office must discuss and jointly find a new adopter for the child. Without consent, the child may not be handed over to others or abandoned for adoption.