Police Department Policy

Q-1500 Sheriff_s Retirement of Canine.pdf

Kern_County_Sheriff

Policy Text
Kern County Sheriff’s Office Policies and Procedures TITLE: SHERIFF’S RETIREMENT OF CANINE NO: Q-1500 APPROVED: Donny Youngblood, Sheriff-Coroner REFERENCE: EFFECTIVE: March 1, 2021 REVIEWED: REVISED: UPDATED: Q-100 POLICY The ultimate determination of the suitability for service of a canine shall be made by the Canine Manager. The Canine Manager may seek input from the Canine Coordinator, Sheriff’s Office Trainer, and Sheriff’s Office Veterinarian. Some factors to be considered, but not limited to, will be: • The present performance level of the canine • The length of time the canine can be expected to remain serviceable • The canine’s overall health • Suitability of the K-9 CANINE RETIREMENT PROCEDURES If the determination has been made to retire a canine from service, the handler presently assigned the canine will be given the opportunity to assume ownership of the canine. If the present handler does not desire to assume ownership of the canin

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