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BSF posts K9 pups training video; the Internet can’t get over their cuteness: ‘Paragons of loyalty’

The video is shot at the National Training Centre for Dogs (NTCD) in Tekanpur, Madhya Pradesh, a facility that’s been training canine warriors since 1970.

The clip shows a group of German Shepherds, Labradors, and some indie puppies training with a BSF trainerThe clip shows a group of German Shepherds, Labradors, and some indie puppies training with a BSF trainer

The Border Security Force (BSF) recently offered a rare and heartwarming glimpse into the world of its elite K9 squad — and the Internet can’t get enough.

The video, filmed at the National Training Centre for Dogs (NTCD) in Tekanpur, Madhya Pradesh, a facility that has been training canine warriors since 1970, demonstrates the discipline, intelligence, and undeniable cuteness of these four-legged cadets.

The clip opens with a group of German Shepherd puppies learning basic commands, lured by treats and lots of praise. With their tails wagging and ears perked, the pups follow instructions with an infectious energy. Soon, Labrador puppies take over, confidently tackling obstacle courses and agility drills meant to sharpen both their minds and bodies.

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Not just purebreds, the BSF’s squad also includes indie dogs, who are seen undergoing the same rigorous training.

As the video progresses, viewers are treated to shots of fully trained dogs executing complex stunts and tasks with precision. Officers are later seen showering them with pats and affection, highlighting the deep bond between handler and hound.

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The video has racked up over three lakh views, with social media brimming with admiration. “Trained to deliver, a star performer in the elite Force,” one user commented.

Another user said, “True heroes in every sense! Their courage is unmatched!” From being called “Paragons of loyalty” to “Attentive and intelligent cute students,” these canine cadets have clearly captured hearts.

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In a historic achievement in 2024, a Mudhol Hound named Riyaa, part of the K9 unit, secured first place at the prestigious All India Police Duty Meet (AIPDM), outperforming canine competitors from various international and Indian breeds.

The event took place in Lucknow, and Riyaa, trained and handled by constable Ashok Kumar Kumawat, earned top honours, marking a proud moment for both the BSF and indigenous Indian dog breeds.

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