WEBVTT 00:00:02.980 --> 00:00:06.782 Picado: We are at the Peruvian National Police K9 Unit. 00:00:06.782 --> 00:00:11.169 This unit provides K9 services for the entire nation of Peru. 00:00:11.169 --> 00:00:13.088 The facility where we are right now, 00:00:13.088 --> 00:00:15.501 it's been here since 2010 00:00:15.501 --> 00:00:18.997 and basically, on the request of the U.S. Embassy, 00:00:18.997 --> 00:00:21.997 because we needed installations for their dogs. 00:00:21.997 --> 00:00:24.565 So they built this facility in order for them 00:00:24.565 --> 00:00:27.225 to house the dogs that we donate for them. 00:00:27.225 --> 00:00:31.401 Right now they currently have 49 dogs on staff. 00:00:31.401 --> 00:00:35.226 Five of those dogs were donated by the U.S. Embassy in 00:00:35.226 --> 00:00:39.029 International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs Section 00:00:39.029 --> 00:00:42.122 under the advisory program of CBP. 00:00:42.122 --> 00:00:47.721 We provided these dogs to them and thus then we've had 500 kilos of cocaine 00:00:47.721 --> 00:00:51.710 via these five dogs, which shows a lot of success. 00:00:51.710 --> 00:00:56.936 We've had two CBPOs, K9s, travel down to Peru to evaluate and assess 00:00:56.936 --> 00:01:00.338 the dogs that we purchased for them 00:01:00.338 --> 00:01:02.782 in order to see where the status of that dog is 00:01:02.782 --> 00:01:08.009 and if that dog was properly trained for the requirements that are needed here. 00:01:08.009 --> 00:01:11.782 The assessment, the evaluation came back as very positive. 00:01:11.782 --> 00:01:15.545 They agreed with how the dogs are trained and the handlers are trained 00:01:15.545 --> 00:01:18.969 and the relationship between the handler and the K9. 00:01:18.969 --> 00:01:21.598 It's been very successful. 00:01:21.598 --> 00:01:26.545 The capacity building we have with Peru shows a lot of success. 00:01:26.545 --> 00:01:29.763 And the need is there and we're willing to provide and we're willing to keep, 00:01:29.763 --> 00:01:34.860 continue this support from the CBP and an INO standpoint.