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Florida Department of Law Enforcement kicks off the Dog Days of Summer campaign

Florida Department of Law Enforcement kicks off the Dog Days of Summer campaign
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FDLE s Dog Days of Summer campaign returns this summer – WFTV

FDLE s Dog Days of Summer campaign returns this summer – WFTV
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Florida Department of Law Enforcement kicks off the Dog Days of Summer campaign

The agency’s Dog Days of Summer campaign celebrates the K-9 members and their handlers.

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Florida Department of Law Enforcement s police dogs find explosives and more

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has about 1,900 members, some of whom work with police dogs. Meet the working K-9s who find bombs and more.

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