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Russian Puppies to the Rescue

Humans aren't the only ones who take on brave rescue and service jobs — dogs excel at these jobs, as well.

Here's a look at some of the precious pups who keep Russia safe.
As a freelance psychologist at the Moscow Fire and Rescue Center, Dachshund Marusya's resume is impressive.
Andrei Nikerichev / Moskva News Agency
Little Marusya on duty, ready to hear you out.
Andrei Nikerichev / Moskva News Agency
In the Moscow metro, dogs train to accompany passengers with limited mobility.
Kirill Zykov / Moskva News Agency
This little guy is enrolled in a guide dog training school.
Kirill Zykov / Moskva News Agency
A dog on duty investigates a suspicious article in Moscow's Domodedovo Airport.
Igor Ivanko / Moskva News Agency
Nothing escapes the keen gaze of this cool canine.
Sergei Vedyashkin / Moskva News Agency
This service dog comes highly decorated and isn't afraid to show it.
Andrei Nikerichev / Moskva News Agency
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