Army Dog Center D.I. Khan

Dog Center D I Khan is available for you 24/7 whether it’s day or night. You can contact us on our best number in case of any emergency, theft, robbery, murder, or any of the following incidents.

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Army Dog Center D.I. Khan

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Robbery

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Theft

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Kidnapping

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Drugs Smuggling

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Tracking

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Explosive Detection

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Bomb Disposal

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Rescue & Patrol

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Attack & Search

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Contact Us
0300-5780720

snifferdog@armydogcentre.com

Army Dog Center in D.I. Khan

Dera Ismail Khan sits on the Indus in the south of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with the Gomal river to the west, Gomal University in the city, and roads leading to Tank, Kulachi, Bannu and across the river bridge toward Punjab. Summers are among the hottest in the province.

Situations we are asked about in D.I. Khan

  • Houses entered at night in newer colonies on the edge of the city.
  • Vehicles or livestock taken across the Indus road toward Punjab.
  • A student or worker who left for the university or bazaar and did not return.
  • Farm equipment taken from fields along the river plain.

Heat and dust work against any trail, so the first hours matter most. Rivers and canals give offenders and missing persons many directions to take, and a bridge crossing can make a route hard to guess. Please do not clean doorways or wash surfaces before you speak to us, since scent often remains on the very things people tidy up first.

If the crime is serious, call the police on 15 first. Then ring 0300-5780720 at any hour and give us the locality, the time, and what has been lost or who is missing.

The Indus crossing is the heart of D.I. Khan's traffic, and a person can be across the river and in another district within an hour. For that reason it helps to say which direction the offender or the missing person was last seen taking, and whether anyone saw a vehicle. If you hear that someone else has already searched the area, tell us where, so we know which ground has been walked over.