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Students from Serpukhov experienced strength in the cynological championship

Students of the Department of Cynology of the Provincial College G.O. Serpukhov Ksenia Maltseva and Alena Zevakin took part in the Open Championship of Canine Calculations for the Search for Explosives. Competitions were held on the basis of one of the military units.

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Students from Serpukhov experienced strength in the cynological championship

For Ksenia Maltseva and Alena Zevakina, this was the first experience of performing in such a serious format: the girls were able to compare their level of training with the results of more experienced specialists.

The program of the championship included several practical stages.

Participation in the competitions allowed students to apply in practice the theoretical knowledge gained, work out complex skills and determine the directions of further work with their pets.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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