The goal of the project is helping reorganize and develop domestic dog-related activities according to EU standards, as well as strengthening and adding to the gene pool of the service dogs to enable further dog breeding efforts.
"Latvia will hand trained dogs to the Border Police of the Republic of Georgia," tweeted the Interior Ministry of Latvia.
Latvija Gruzijas Republikas Robežpolicijai nodos apmācītus suņus https://t.co/IaHx3ChYlL pic.twitter.com/KQXU39bhHN
— Iekšlietu ministrija (@IeM_gov_lv) November 27, 2015
Some canines participate in the most complex of combat operations and receive military awards. Scientists have yet to find a better mine-detector than the nose of a dog.
