They found a specialized pet transport company and borrowed one of their trucks.
It was a modified box truck, equipped with a climate control and fresh air ventilation system.
They stopped periodically along the way to check on the animals. The journey was nearly two thousand kilometers, but there were no major issues.
When the cargo bay was opened, every single one of them was lively and in high spirits.
"Excellent," Zuo Quanshan said, his face breaking into a wide smile.
He was the director of the provincial K-9 base. In truth, a large part of his job was managing all K-9 affairs for the entire province.
As of today, not counting retired dogs, there were a total of 583 active-duty police dogs in the province.
This number, however, included all seven K-9 specialties.
A simple division would suggest there should be over eighty drug-sniffing dogs.
But in reality, the number of professional drug-sniffing dogs in the entire province was only half that: just forty-five.
