Dutchess County Sheriff's Office welcomes K-9 Bruiser
Bruiser has already played a crucial role in the search for a missing person.
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Oct 19, 2023, 10:59 AM
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yesterdayThe Dutchess County Sheriff's Office introduces its newest member, K-9 Bruiser, a one-year-old male bloodhound certified in tracking.
Bruiser has already played a crucial role in the search for a missing person.
Congratulations, Bruiser!
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