Army Dog Center Chakwal

Army Dog Center in Chakwal

Chakwal is Potohar country, a dry plateau of low hills, ravines and farms in the Salt Range foothills. It is known for Katas Raj, Kallar Kahar and Choa Saidan Shah, and for the many families whose sons serve in the army, which means houses are often empty for long periods.

Situations we are asked about in Chakwal

• Houses entered while the family was away at a posting or abroad.
• Vehicles taken from the road between Chakwal and Kallar Kahar.
• Someone lost on foot among ravines and rocky ground after dark.
• Livestock taken from a village on the edge of the hills.

Ravines and dry streams give an offender many ways out of sight, but scent still leads a trained dog. Keep the place of the incident undisturbed and bag worn clothing. Report serious crimes to the police on 15. Then call Army Dog Center on 0300-5780720, any hour. Tell us the town, village or road, the time, and what is missing.

Chakwal's dry plateau and ravines are rough country, and the roads between villages can be long and winding. Many families in the area have members posted far away, so a house may stay empty for weeks, and a break-in may not be found at once. When you do find it, please do not tidy up. Note what you notice first, who has a key, and when someone last visited. Tell us the village or town, the direction of the nearest road, and the date and time of the discovery.