A canine cop took early (36) after bosses at South Yorkshire Police noted his poor motivation—and a fondness for making friends with noisy drunkards, his former (37) said Monday.
Buster, who spent six months as a police dog, has been (38) with a family in Sheffield, near this town in northern England, Police Constable David Stephenson said.
"He has a lack of drive and (39) when asked to do operational work," Stephenson told The Associated Press. "He’s just a lovely pet."
Two-year-old Buster (40) well at the start of his 14-week training program, but his work (41) deteriorated and the problem (42) once he started patrolling the streets, he said.
(43) . His handler couldn’t believe what the dog was doing.
(44) Stephenson said. "You would have expected him to use his nose to locate him."
(45) . "He just stopped working," Stephenson said. "He just lay down and there was nothing we could do. He has got a very low drive for finding people."
In Rotherham at bar closing times, the streets are often crowded with drunken revellers. (46) his former handler said.
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