When we think of police dogs, big ________ like German Shepherds and Labradors usually come to mind. But Fu Zai, a six-month-old Corgi, is changing how we see police dogs in Weifang, Shandong Province, China. As the first Corgi police dog in the country, Fu Zai is breaking old ideas by ________ that he can do amazing things like finding bombs (炸弹) and tracking smells.

Fu Zai was just a pet before, but he was so ________ and interested in everything around him that he caught a ________ attention during a visit to the park. This led to him becoming a police dog. Even though he is small and has short legs, Fu Zai has turned these ________ his strong points, especially when he needs to move in narrow spaces like under cars.

Fu Zai was trained at the Changle County Police Dog Base, learning many important ________ for police work. Fu Zai can get used to the environment more ________ than most dogs and has a stronger ________ to learn, which makes him really good at his training. His trainers value his calm nature and high sense of ________.

Fu Zai’s work is important not just because of what he does but also because of how he helps people see police dogs differently. He shows that even small and cute dogs can make a ________ at important jobs.