Russia Sends Puppy To French Police To Replace Fallen Police Dog
November 21, 2015
The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs decided to send a puppy to their French counterparts to replace Diesel the police dog that was killed during a police raid in Paris.
Credit: Flickr/ Sherry J. Ezhuthachan
Diesel, a 7-year-old Belgian Malinois, was a member of a French anti-terrorist police unit. The dog bravely died when the French Special Forces raided an apartment building in Saint-Denis.
To support the French policemen, the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs decided to send them a little German Shepherd puppy, named Dobrynya [after one of the most popular folk heroes in Russian culture], Elena Alekseeva, the official representative of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, said on Instagram.
Although still a pup, Dobrynya would hopefully grow up to be an important member of the French anti-terrorist police unit.
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