They weren't idle that afternoon.
They purchased large quantities of leashes and dog food.
Cages were out of the question.
It wasn't a matter of dozens of dogs, but hundreds, maybe thousands. Buying that many cages would have been a waste.
After they were brought back to Spring City, they would be housed directly at the Dian Nan police dog base.
They would just have to put up with some discomfort for the time being.
They found a few double-decker, high-railed trucks, the kind used for transporting live hogs. Each level could hold dozens of dogs.
It was better for them to have room to move around than to be cooped up in cages.
They also contacted local veterinary stations and pet hospitals.
Shen Xin's criteria for selection weren't just about being friendly enough with people; they also had to be healthy.
Unlike riot or tracking dogs, the physical training requirements for drug-sniffing dogs could be a bit more relaxed, but basic health was still essential.
