A retired Guelph Police Service dog known for helping locate suspects, missing people and evidence has died. Police say Titan, a seven-year-old German shepherd, died Saturday. “We are saddened to announce retired police service dog (PSD) Titan has passed away,” police wrote in a media release. “He served the community from August 2020 until his retirement late last year. Titan and his partner, Const. Neil Moulton, handled hundreds of canine calls for service during their time together.” Titan was certified as a general service dog, with training in tracking, building searches, area searches, article searches, agility, obedience and apprehension. He was also certified to detect narcotics, firearms and evidence. Throughout his career, Titan located dozens of suspects and missing people, police said. “Titan’s contributions helped keep our members and residents safe, and his legacy will not be forgotten,” police said. “He will be missed and remembered by the many whose lives he enriched.”
