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Memorial for K-9 Mischka:Police Dog

This is a photo of Mischka, police dogDogs have been our special companions since the end of the 18th Century. Not only as faithful friends, they serve us as guide dogs, firehouse dogs, sled dogs, military dogs, police dogs and in many other capacities.

Police officers who choose to partner with a canine develop a deep, trusting and abiding relationship with their dogs. Not just a partner, these canines are considered family members and best friends by their handlers.

Russ Hess, Director of the United States Police Canine Association summarized this special relationship, "If you allow, the career of a K-9 handler will teach you many things about life, about yourself and most of all, about people. You will come away changed forever, for having a dog for a partner cannot leave you without leaving its mark."

Officer Lazaro M. Cabrera, partnered with an incredible canine nationally recognized for his talent. K-9 Mischka everlastingly changed his life. Regretfully, on November 26, 2007, his beloved K-9 passed away, leaving a huge hole not only in Officer Cabrera's and his family's heart, but in those hearts of all who knew K-9 Mischka.

For more information about police K-9 dogs, visit Officer Cabrera's website: Police Service Dogs.

When we love an animal, whether a pet, a companion or a working partner, the inevitable loss can be devastating. But we can also miss the greatest pleasure if we do not allow our hearts to open to that love.

Please watch the video by psdk9laz In Memoriam - K-9 Mischka - 2006 USPCA National Champion.


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