The Chinese People's Armed Police (PAP) Force Beijing Corps recently organized a military dog competition at a military training base in Beijing.

The competition focused on three core specialties—patrol, explosive detection, and search and rescue—and featured 12 events, including scent identification and search-and-apprehension in concealed areas.

During the competition, various types of specialized military dogs were integrated into combat squads and cooperated with team members throughout the full-process drills.

The competition not only assessed the military dogs' explosive strength, olfactory acuity, and obedience, but also challenged the handlers' on-site command capabilities, effectively enhancing human-canine coordination in carrying out tasks.

(Video Editor: Huang Panyue)