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Title:Zdravstvene težave policijskih psov in njihova upokojitev : diplomsko delo visokošolskega študijskega programa Varnost in policijsko delo
Authors:ID Dobrajc, Katja (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security
Abstract:Tema te diplomske naloge so zdravstvene težave, ki jih imajo policijski službeni psi, ter njihova upokojitev. Naš cilj je bil, da raziščemo katere težave se pojavljajo pri policijskih psih pri njihovem delu ter povprašati strokovnjake, kateri zdravstveni problemi so najbolj pogosti, kako do njih sploh pride in kako jih lahko preventivno preprečimo. Poleg zdravja pa nas je zanimalo še, koliko »delovne dobe« morajo imeti, preden gredo lahko na zaslužen počitev oz. upokojitev. Ugotavljali smo, če se življenje službenih psov razlikuje od navadnih »hišnih psov« in kako to vpliva na njihovo zdravstveno stanje ter počutje. Uporabili smo deskriptivno in primerjalno metodo, ter vključili intervjuje. V nalogi smo predstavili pogoste bolezni in težave policijskih psov, vendar vzrok teh težav ni samo njihovo delo, temveč tudi splošna genetika posamezne pasme psa. Službeni psi so preventivno pregledani že pred sprejetjem v Policijo, nato pa imajo redne preglede skozi celotno delovno dobo. Ob delu so psi tudi ustrezno zaščiteni, zato do poškodb ali nezgod večinoma sploh ne pride. Njihov delovni dan jim pomeni zabavo oz. igro, zato niso pod pretiranim stresom ali pa da bi jim bilo delo pretežavno. V pokoj pa lahko odidejo, ko veterinar določi, da pes ni več sto odstotno službeno sposoben opravljati svojega dela, kot ga je poprej. Psa lahko vzame vodnik službenih psov, ali pa gre naprej v posvojitev. Službenega psa se nikoli ne uspava, četudi ga nihče ne more sprejeti k sebi v dom, razen če tako določi veterinar zaradi prehudih zdravstvenih ali psihičnih težav.
Keywords:službeni psi, policijski psi, zdravstvene težave, upokojitev, diplomske naloge
Place of publishing:Ljubljana
Place of performance:Ljubljana
Publisher:[K. Dobrajc]
Year of publishing:2023
Year of performance:2023
Number of pages:V f., 35 str.
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-83644-347c3b3b-954e-5836-07e2-b2baf5af84d9 New window
UDC:636.7.043.3(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:141311747 New window
Publication date in DKUM:10.02.2023
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Licensing start date:19.01.2023

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Language:English
Title:Health problems of police dogs and their retirement
Abstract:The topic of this dissertation is the health problems that police service dogs have and their retirement. Our goal was to investigate what problems police dogs have in their work and to ask experts which health problems are most common, how they occur and how we can prevent them. In addition to health, we were also interested in how long they must work before they can go to a well-deserved retirement. We were interested whether the life of service dogs differs from ordinary "pet dogs" and how this affects their health and well-being. We used a descriptive and comparative method, and included interviews. In the thesis we have presented all the common diseases and problems of police dogs, but the cause of these problems is not only their work, but also the general genetics of each dog breed. Service dogs are preventively checked before being admitted to the Police, and then they have regular check-ups throughout their working life. Dogs are also adequately protected at work, so injuries or accidents usually do not occur at all. Their working day for them means fun and play, so they are not under excessive stress or difficult work. However, they can retire when the veterinarian determines that the dog is no longer hundred percent able to do his job as before. The dog can be taken by a service dog guide, or it can be passed on for adoption. A service dog is never put to sleep, even if no one can take it into their home, unless it is determined by a veterinarian due to severe health or mental problems.
Keywords:service dogs, police dogs, health problems, retirement


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