BC RCMP is calling on kids to take part in the cutest competition of the year—to name the next generation of police dogs.
In support of the Lower Mainland’s Integrated Police Dog Service kids are invited to enter the .
“We want children who live in our B.C. communities to take part and submit their favorite name, starting with the letter N,” Corporal Mike Jordan, who is a long time dog handler, said.
“B.C. kids have been winners in the past and those selected often get the opportunity to meet a dog team in their community.”
Children will be entering for a chance to name one of 13 German shepherd puppies that will be born at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre in Innisfail, Alberta, throughout the year.
“The training centre is truly an organization of excellence where the highest standards are set for our police service dogs and handlers with the goal of protecting Canadians," an RCMP release states.
The 13 children whose names are selected will each receive a laminated 8x10-inch photo of the pup they named, a plush dog named Justice and an RCMP water bottle.
Police service pup in-training, Mozart. Photo: RCMPThe rules of the contest are simple:
• Puppy names must begin with the letter N and have no more than two syllables and nine letters
• Contestants must live in Canada and be 4 to 14-years-old
• Only one entry per child must be sent
• Entries must be sent no later than March 25, 2020.
Enter to go into the running to name a puppy.
