Police dog who was shot in the head given bravery award

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Police dog who was shot in the head given bravery award
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Not all heroes wear capes 🐶 A police dog who survived being shot in the head multiple times has been honoured with a major award.

A police dog who survived being shot in the head multiple times has been honoured with a major award.

‘This award is particularly special as it encompasses everything he’s done and I don’t think you ever really believe you’ll achieve something like that.‘I still feel incredibly shocked, overwhelmed and overjoyed by it!’ The dog was previously awarded the Heart of the Community Award along with the North East Region 2 National Bravery Award for his devoted service in the line of duty.

Mr Sweeney, from North East Lincolnshire, added: ‘It usually takes around 13 weeks to train a general purpose police dog but Logan took only eight weeks before he was trained and licensed, and we hit the streets in May 2015.‘He had a faultless career, he was very diverse, and he always passed all of his assessments and never put a paw wrong. He was the dream dog.’

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