Supervisors say county will replace K‑9 after aggressive behavior; narcotics work to continue
An agency official said the county's canine has shown safety concerns and will be removed from bite training but will continue narcotics work while a replacement is found; tracking and bike training to resume in fall with certification expected by winter.
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An agency official (Agency official (S3)) told the board the county will replace a canine that has shown aggressive behavior and that the dog will be limited to narcotics work rather than bite training.
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