ENFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) — Thirty police pooches and their partners came out to Enfield Saturday morning to show off their skills in the annual K-9 Olympics.
Entering its 32nd year, the day-long event brings together K-9 units from local police departments, Connecticut State Police, the Department of Corrections and a couple of Massachusetts Sheriffs departments.
When describing the event, Kristen Brousseau from the CT Department of Corrections told News 8, “We have 29 teams competing this year, 30 if you include the Pelletier family who came out today to run their dog, Rosso. And what the event does is they kick off with a water pit … and then they go through an obstacle course.”…