He never expected this…

The owner of a retired police dog named Kyle noticed one day that something was making his pet extraordinarily nervous and curious. The dog put his nose to the ground and his ears straight up. It was in Kyle’s nature to be curious, but his owner had never seen him so fixated on something as in that moment. It appeared as though he had noticed something unexpected around him. He stood as still as stone and seemed to be on high alert.

The owner, Mr. Smith, sprang into action to help his dog find whatever had caught his attention. This probably wasn’t going to be easy. Mr. Smith felt a wave of discomfort run through his body. It was right in front of him, but he couldn’t fully comprehend what he, and Kyle, were looking at. It was something you’d have to see to believe.

Old tricks

Mr. Smith started his usual walk with Kyle just as all the other adventures he had with his beloved German Shepherd. But Kyle immediately started acting strange, as if a certain smell had caught his attention. The former police dog seemed restless and determined to follow the scent. Smith figured that the dog was just acting up. All his years of training had instilled a need in Kyle to trace scents.

But Kyle seemed so obsessed with whatever it was that Smith started to get worried. Kyle had lived with two other families before settling in with Smith. This was due to Kyle’s busy schedule that didn’t allow him to stay long. It looked as though the retired police dog was nearly done with his work as a detective.

Sensitive tracking nose

Kyle was an extraordinarily good sniffer dog that was put to work to find evidence. He was a master at finding evidence that was crucial to cases. That kind of training isn’t something a dog can forget that easily. Despite his strict upbringing, Kyle was a kind and loving dog. He was also very protective, not only of his partners, but of the Smiths as well.

Kyle had been trained by an agent named John. The dog was taught how to protect himself and even attack if necessary. Even sniffer dogs need to know how to take down suspects. Kyle was all too eager to put himself in the line of fire for John. With his human partner at his side, he worked hard at becoming a textbook example of a K-9-unit member.