This little gal’s going to have quite the following: Japan has trained what may be the world’s first ever police Chihuahua—a long-hair, 6.6-pound dog named Momo, who passed exams in Nara. Momo was one of 32 dogs to pass the test, which required them to find a person in less than five minutes after sniffing the person’s cap. The hope is that seven-year-old Momo will prove particularly useful in rescuing people after disasters like earthquakes, when she’ll be able to search in small spots that other dogs wouldn’t fit into.
Read it at Associated Press
