20.500.12556/DKUM-95771 Policijski službeni pes od izbirnega postopka do operativne uporabe diplomsko delo visokošolskega študijskega programa Varnost in policijsko delo Police service dog from selection procedure to operational use V diplomskem delu smo raziskovali pot policijskega psa od izbirnega postopka do operativne uporabe. Prikazana je zgodovina policijskih psov in številni načini, kako se psi uporabljajo v kontekstu policijske službe. Predstavljene so tudi pasme policijskih psov, s poudarkom na belgijskem ovčarju, nemškem ovčarju, rotvajlerju in nizozemskem ovčarju. V okviru naloge je bila izvedena tudi empirična raziskava – tako intervjuji strokovnjakov, kot anketni vprašalnik vodnikov. Iz pogovorov z intervjuvancema je razviden celovit vpogled v sistem pridobivanja, šolanja in uporabe službenih psov v slovenski policiji ter izzive, s katerimi se pri tem soočajo. Sistem je dobro organiziran in premišljeno voden, vendar se v praksi pojavljajo dileme, predvsem glede vzreje, zdravstvenih tveganj in zagotavljanja optimalnih pogojev za vzgojo kakovostnih službenih psov. Pri nabavi psov se uporablja nakup ali donacija, pri čemer je ključna kakovost psa, ne glede na izvor. Vedenjske lastnosti se ocenjujejo že pri mladičih, zdravstveno stanje pa se spremlja predvsem preko rodovnika in osnovnih veterinarskih pregledov. Med glavnimi tveganji so bolezni, poškodbe ter pomanjkanje zgodnje socializacije. Šolanje psov temelji na zgodnji vzpostavitvi odnosa z vodnikom, kar se je izkazalo za učinkovitejše od preteklih metod. Proces vključuje redne ocene in prilagoditve glede na pasmo ter naloge, ki jih bo pes opravljal. V razpravi o lastni vzreji v primerjavi z zunanjo oskrbo se kažejo različna mnenja: vodniki so bolj naklonjeni zunanji vzreji, strokovnjaki pa poudarjajo prednosti lastne vzreje zaradi boljšega nadzora in možnosti zgodnje socializacije. Sklepno ugotavljamo, da za uspešnost službenega psa ni odločilen njegov izvor, temveč kombinacija genetske kakovosti, ustreznih pogojev v zgodnjem razvoju, načrtovanega šolanja in močne vezi z vodnikom. Pomembnejša od vira psa sta njegova vedenjska in zdravstvena ustreznost ter uspešno sodelovanje z vodnikom. In this thesis, we explored the journey of a police dog from the selection process to operational deployment. The history of police dogs is presented, along with the various ways in which dogs are used in the context of police work. The thesis also introduces the main police dog breeds, with a focus on the Belgian Malinois, German Shepherd, Rottweiler, and Dutch Shepherd.An empirical study was conducted as part of the research, including expert interviews and a questionnaire for dog handlers. The interviews provided an in-depth insight into the system of acquiring, training, and utilizing service dogs within the Slovenian police, as well as the challenges encountered in this process. While the system is well-organized and carefully managed, certain dilemmas arise in practice, particularly regarding breeding, health risks, and ensuring optimal conditions for raising high-quality service dogs. Dogs can be acquired either through purchase or donation, with the dog’s quality being the primary criterion, regardless of origin. Behavioral traits are assessed at a young age, while health is mainly monitored through pedigree analysis and basic veterinary checks. The main risks include illnesses, injuries, and a lack of early socialization. Training is based on early bonding between the dog and its handler, which has proven more effective than previous methods where instructors conducted most of the training. The process includes regular evaluations and adjustments according to the breed and the specific tasks the dog will perform. The debate on in-house breeding versus sourcing from external breeders reveals differing opinions: handlers tend to favor external breeding, while experts highlight the advantages of in-house breeding, such as greater control and the opportunity for early socialization. In conclusion, the success of a service dog is not determined by its origin but rather by a combination of genetic quality, appropriate early development conditions, well-planned training, and a strong bond with the handler. More important than the source of the dog are its behavioral and health suitability and its ability to work effectively with the handler.  diplomske naloge police dogs use of police dogs training of police dogs police work true true false B. Vajagić Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo/naloga 2025-10-21 08:24:40 2025-12-22 14:55:10 2025-12-23 03:21:33 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2025 0 Ljubljana 2025 Ljubljana X f., 53 str., [1] str. pril. 0000-00-00 Zaloznikova Objavljeno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 636.7.043.3(043.2) 262607107 VS_Vajagic_Boris_2025.pdf VS_Vajagic_Boris_2025.pdf 1 ADF513477C40F44049553A56A55DD207 66123d08e236976d94c5927f09bc8e551d513a649b15b8b55f12608bf17bd789 0e191ff6-d138-11f0-b6ea-00155d000105 https://dk.um.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=201157 Fakulteta za varnostne vede 0 0 0