Glasgow police force welcomes two puppies into their ranks
For the next year, brothers Zoon and Torro will enjoy plenty of 'pup fun and socialising' as part of their early development before beginning their formal training.
(Image: Police Scotland)
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Police Scotland Greater Glasgow announced the cute new recruits on social media.
They said: "PUPPY ALERT.
"It's the newest recruits into Police Scotland -brothers TPD Zoon and TPD Torro.
"The Dutch Herder pups joined the training ranks in the West of the country, where it's a year of pup fun & socialisation before the real hard graft starts!"
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