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Mumbai: CISF bomb disposal squad dogs get emotional farewell after 9 years of service

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Alex, Zingo, and Oscar were brought to the CISF as two-month-old pups. They served with the Mumbai airport bomb detection squad for nine years. The retired canines will be adopted by dog lovers who are members of CISF family. The Labradors, all born in 2014, were sent to the National Training Centre for Dogs in Tekanpur.

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Mumbai: CISF bomb disposal squad dogs get emotional farewell after 9 years of service

The three male Labradors, Alex, Zingo and Oscar were given a tearful farewell by their handlers and other CISF personnel.

1 year ago·Mumbai, India

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