Therapy dog 'Watson' introduced to Yamhill County Sheriff's Office
Working Dogs of Oregon brought Watson, a nearly six‑month‑old golden doodle, to the commissioners' meeting to describe plans for the dog to serve victims, deputies and the public as a law‑enforcement therapy and outreach dog; the sheriff's office will cover veterinary care while trainers donate raising and training costs.
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The Yamhill County Board of Commissioners on June 11 welcomed Watson, a nearly six‑month‑old golden doodle being raised by Working Dogs of Oregon to serve as a therapy and outreach dog for the Yamhill County Sheriff's Office. Darren Campbell, speaking as a representative of Working Dogs of Oregon, said the sheriff's office purchased Watson and will cover his veterinary care while trainers are donating the raising, training and equipment.
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