A massive search operation for a missing Queensland police dog has ended with a very happy result.
General duties dog Bravo disappeared on Friday night in the Logan suburb of Regents Park while off duty.
Queensland Police issued a statement, which said: "Officers, including several members of the dog squad, are currently searching for the dog within the Regents Park area and surrounding suburbs.
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"Police are asking members of the public to immediately contact them if the spot the six-year-old black german shepherd."
Thankfully, after searching high and low for dog, he has been reunited with his handler. Queensland Police released images of the beautiful moment the six-year-old was given back to the police officer.
PD Bravo has been taken to a vet as a precaution to ensure that he didn't pick up any nasties while he was missing in action.
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"The Queensland Police Service (QPS) would like to thank the community for their assistance in getting the word out," QPS said on social media. "It doesn't get much better than this.
The adorable moment PD Bravo and his handler were reunited. A huge thanks to the community for all their support."
Four years ago PD Bravo was involved in an incident on the Gold Coast where he was attacked by another dog. The dog mauled him while he was tracking an alleged offender in bushland and police were forced to shoot the other dog.
Bravo suffered serious facial injuries in the attack however has made a full recovery.
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Featured Image Credit: Queensland Police
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