24-2008 - Resources - Police Dog stats - breeding/ rehoming/ deaths etc - 2010 To Date

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Article category: Police dogs and horses,
Geographic area: A - North East
Geographic area: C - Forth Valley
Geographic area: D - Tayside
Geographic area: E - Edinburgh
Geographic area: G - Greater Glasgow
Geographic area: J - The Lothians & Scottish Borders
Geographic area: K - Renfrewshire & Inverclyde
Geographic area: L - Argyll & West Dunbartonshire
Geographic area: N - Highland & Islands
Geographic area: P - Fife
Geographic area: Q - Lanarkshire
Geographic area: U - Ayrshire
Geographic area: V - Dumfries & Galloway

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