Poodles debut as police dogs

TOTTORI, Japan - Poodles Karin (L) and Fuga attend their first event as newly recruited police dogs in the city of Tottori, western Japan, on Jan. 10, 2012. The event was held by Tottori prefectural police to promote Japan's emergency police call number 110, which corresponds to Jan. 10 (110). The two poodles passed tests to become police dogs in November 2011. (Kyodo)

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