Police officer hands out name cards of working dogs

Police officer hands out name cards of working dogs

TOKYO, Japan - A police officer hands out cards bearing the names and photos of working dogs to children during an event in Tokyo on Dec. 7, 2014. Nearly 500 cards were handed out to visitors in just half an hour.

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