(C) Members of one of the finest detective forces in the world wear no badges and carry no guns. Theironly weapons are their strength and courage and a diploma from an intensive school—the Police Service DogCenter near Ottawa, Canada.From the time he enters school, each dog recruit is instilled with severe military discipline. First, he istaught to obey, sit and lie down. Next comes field training where he learns how to track down clues, guardprisoners, and rescue a drowning man or a victim pinned under a fallen tree. Another difficult lesson the dogdetective must master is to accept food only once a day—and from no one but his trainer. This lesson is hisbest insurance against the jaws of a baited trap or the painful death from poisoned meat. In his final lessonsthe Police Service dog learns to jump through windows, to climb up and down ladders and to capture anarmed man without getting shot. Not only must he be tough—the dog must be a gentleman, too, becausemany of his missions are retrieving lost children.
29. What is the topic of this reading?
(A) The Life of Dogs in Canada
(B) The Training of Police in Canada
(C) The Diet of Police Dogs in Canada
(D) The Training of Police Dogs in Canada