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Teesdale and Weardale rescue dog hangs up harness in retirement

A retiring search and rescue dog who helped out in more than 70 call-outs over five years has been praised, as she finally hangs up her harness.

Tarn, a border collie, joined Teesdale and Weardale Search and Mountain Rescue Team (TWSMRT) in 2020 and “dedicated her life to helping others”.

The group said Tarn had been out in all conditions in the North East and the Lake District “training relentlessly” and her talents involved searching for people and fellow dogs.

Volunteers said the search dog’s “legacy, loyalty, and nose for adventure” would be remembered.


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