In the Irkutsk region, a modern center was built for dog handlers and their service dogs, with heated kennels, exercise areas and training grounds for more than 60 dogs. Plans include a veterinary unit and training area.

A modern building has been constructed for canine specialists, meeting all requirements and standards. In turn, for the center’s animals, warm kennels and exercise and training areas have been built for more than 60 service and search dogs. In the near future, the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs plans to build a veterinary unit and a training ground.
Today, the Head of the Main Directorate, Police Major General Andrey Kalishchuk, visited the Canine Service Center. He met with the employees of this unit and also personally assessed the quality of the facilities that had been built.
Every year in the Angara region, more than 600 crimes are solved with the participation of canine handlers, including serious and especially serious offenses. In addition, service dogs are actively used to carry out major sports and socially significant events, and to search for missing persons.
Based on materials from the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Irkutsk Region