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Official: Police dog in Georgia found dead of heat stroke in patrol car
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<blockquote data-quote="Tiko433" data-source="post: 13196995" data-attributes="member: 150681"><p>Wow Guys , With out knowing all the details, we should give this guy a little break. As a 8 year canine handler myself, I hope he had the proper equipment for his patrol car. It's the Department's canine. The Department should provide the proper training and equipment to care for the canine. His patrol car should have been equipped with a Heat alarm. This is a unit that monitors temperature in the car all the time. When the temperature rises to unsafe conditions, the windows drop and the lights and sierns turn on. The canine handler should always be close to the car. If he did not have this system, a seasoned handler should have insisted the Department provide one. It would be like the Department putting him in a unsafe car and excpect him to go on patrol with a POS. Even with a Heat alarm he should check on the canine frequently. Most of the Heat alarms have a pager that goes off when the temperature is unsafe. I have a pager that shows two zones of temperatures. </p><p>He should have checked on his partner frequently, we all know equipment can fail. </p><p>If he did have a heat alarm and neglected to turn it on or make sure it was functioning properly then I will be the first one the charge him with Felony Animal cruelty.</p><p>If the Department didnt provide him proper training and equipment, they should be held lieale.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tiko433, post: 13196995, member: 150681"] Wow Guys , With out knowing all the details, we should give this guy a little break. As a 8 year canine handler myself, I hope he had the proper equipment for his patrol car. It's the Department's canine. The Department should provide the proper training and equipment to care for the canine. His patrol car should have been equipped with a Heat alarm. This is a unit that monitors temperature in the car all the time. When the temperature rises to unsafe conditions, the windows drop and the lights and sierns turn on. The canine handler should always be close to the car. If he did not have this system, a seasoned handler should have insisted the Department provide one. It would be like the Department putting him in a unsafe car and excpect him to go on patrol with a POS. Even with a Heat alarm he should check on the canine frequently. Most of the Heat alarms have a pager that goes off when the temperature is unsafe. I have a pager that shows two zones of temperatures. He should have checked on his partner frequently, we all know equipment can fail. If he did have a heat alarm and neglected to turn it on or make sure it was functioning properly then I will be the first one the charge him with Felony Animal cruelty. If the Department didnt provide him proper training and equipment, they should be held lieale. [/QUOTE]
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