Carlow Police Department Welcomes K-9 Officer

The Police at Carlow University recently added anew member to their team. Welcome K-9 Officer Duke! This officer comes to Carlow from Indiana, Pennsylvania, and is a four-month-old German Shepard.

Partnered with Lt. Chris Fabec, Duke will be extensively trained in explosive detection and will be seen at campus related events.He will be trained as a single-purpose dog, and not trained for apprehension. He is believed to be the first K-9 Officer for Carlow University. He is full of energy and is currently in the socialization portion of his training.

Although Duke is a dog, he is still a tool for the Carlow Police Department. He may be actively engaged in a working mentality, so please ask his handler, Lt. Fabec, to engage prior to freely petting him.

Duke shared a little more about himself with us:

What is your favorite Carlow memory so far?

All the ladies of the West Wing giving me hugs and kisses.

Who would you most like to swap places with for a day?

My handler, so I could tell him what to do.

If you could be any animal, which would you be?

Clearly, a German Shepard! Just the adult version, because I am eager to start protecting Campus.

Who inspires you? 

Rin Tin Tin.

If you could visit anywhere in the world you’ve never been,where would you go?

Huntington, CA — they have the best dog beach!

What’s your secret talent that no one knows about?

I am really good at bringing smiles to people’s faces, and brightening their days!

What is your favorite quote?

“What counts is not necessarily the size of the dog in the fight; it’s the size of the fight in the dog.”

Do you have advice for the Carlow students?

Although I am very friendly, please ask before you try to touch me.

Follow Police at Carlow University on Facebook to keep up withDuke and the rest of the Carlow Police team.

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