GCSO K-9 officers discuss dog selection, entering law enforcement
K9 handler Deputy Zane Bundy with his new four-footed partner Mallie. Bundy said he was drawn to work with the dogs after getting a chance to work with them over the last few years.
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K9 handler Deputy Luis Jimenez with K9 Uno, his new partner. Uno took a bit to settle in, but is now bonding well with Jimenez and is expected to be an excellent K9 officer.
GCSO K9 Officer Zedd poses for a picture on his 6th birthday in 2022. Zedd has developed a condition similar to ALS – Lou Gehrig's disease – in humans, so will be retiring soon in order to ensure the best quality of life possible for him. His handler, Deputy Luis Jimenez, will be working with a new partner named Uno.
EPHRATA — Grant County Sheriff’s Office K-9 officers Malli and Uno are settling in with their new handlers after being acquired by the department in early March. The two Belgian Malinois, Malie and Uno, are working through training with handlers Deputy Zane Bundy and Luis Jimenez, respectively.
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