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The book I picked is Police Horses by Sunita Apte. The book reviews the history of police horses and how they are used in police department. Police horses must finish all their training before they can work. Only the best horses complete the training. The horses and police officers build a bond that can last a lifetime. When police horses are in their late teenage years they retire and go to ranches to live. Today, more police departments are using police horses to help stop cime. My shoebox diorama is about where police horses go to retire. Police horses work until they are in their late teenage years and then are able to retire. They retire to farms where they can run and play freely in pastures. The farms are inspected to make sure

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