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    China’s first police Corgi has 400,000 followers and a nose for trouble

    May 16, 2025Updated:May 16, 2025 World No Comments
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    Art Zai has won positive reviews at work for being a unique type of sniff dog. However, his lack of selfcontrol caused him to lose his annual bonus and NYT ( Screengrab )

    Art Zai has attracted a sizable following on social media since beginning his role as a sniffing dog next fall because of his keen sense of smell and legs that seem too small for his physique. When a coach spotted him in a garden and hired him for Shandong’s Weifang Public Security Bureau, he was a dog. Art Zai has received positive performance evaluations due to a passion for obtaining treats as rewards. However, it’s also proved to be a problem because his coach has discovered that keeping him in line is difficult. Fighting Zai just was caught on camera grabbing a bite of a pork in a youngster’s hand while on patrol. Although some on social media offered help and free meats for Fu Zai the next time he patrolled the roads, despite the fact that officials have since tried to teach him to better withstand food. Some of the corgi’s games and snacks, which were part of a Lunar New Year “bonus,” were taken from him in another movie because he used his plate as a washroom while sleeping on the job. According to experts, this behavior is typical for poodles. ” They’re challenging, to, because they get distracted quite easily,” said Leonardo Palacio, the owner of a training institution in Connecticut. For a policeman position, Fu Zai is an unexpected choice. Corgis were traditionally bred to operate as animals herdsmen by biting their feet. They have recently grown in popularity as kittens, most notably because of their connection to Queen Elizabeth II. However, some still have a tendency to bite. According to a trainer at Hong Kong Canine, that trait might stop trainers when determining whether a dog would be suitable for trained forces. Due to the popularity of the breed, Fu Zai‘s trainer claimed that he had first rejected a dachshund as a police dog. Meeting Fu Zai altered his perspective. He afterwards invited Fu Zai to attend the police station for training. The dog was very successful at detecting explosives over the following few months. Additionally, he was able to fit in areas that other dogs don’t. In October, Fu Zai joined the Weifang police as a full-fledged part. Since then, he has been hacked around the net as a kindred spirit, appearing frequently on the force’s official website, Douyin, which is a Chinese version of TikTok. More than 400, 000 people follow a distinct account under the name” Fu Zai and his friends”. However, the desire for food that helped him get the task even contributed to some of his issues. There will likely be more pork in Fu Zai‘s future, whether as a habit he can’t resist or as a handle used in training.

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