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New Philadelphia Police K9 forced into early retirement by genetic disorder
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New Philadelphia Police K9 forced into early retirement by genetic disorder
NEW PHILADELPLHIA – A life-threatening genetic disorder is ending the career of the New Philadelphia Police Department K9 Pablo. Officer Tristen Lambert says the 5-year-old Belgian Malinois has been an outstanding partner, protector and member of the police family. However, he was recently diagnosed with laryngeal paralysis, which restricts his breathing and will eventually cause him to lose full use of his back legs. “Whenever he tries to breat…
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