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K9 Officer Cannot Contain His Love For His Partner During Professional Photo Shoot

By: Dina Fantegrossi
Dina Fantegrossi is the Assistant Editor and Head Writer for HomeLife Media. Before her career in writing, Dina was a veterinary technician for more than 15 years.Read more
| February 11, 2017

It’s customary that officers who work with K-9 comrades have official photos taken with their partners. Indiana Conservation Officer, Levi Knach thought that would be a simple enough task, but it seems his partner, Kenobi had other plans.

The 4-year-old Chocolate Lab simply couldn’t contain his enthusiasm and affection for Officer Knach, making for some extremely adorable pics!

Image Credit: Angie Goldman/Indiana Department of Natural Resources

 

The Indiana State Parks Department posted 4 priceless images of Kenobi showering his handler with snuggles and kisses to their Facebook page on Thursday.

Image Credit: Angie Goldman/Indiana Department of Natural Resources

 

The post has since been liked and shared thousands of times with nearly 200 delighted comments from fellow Facebookers – including one proposal to take Officer Knach out on a date!

Image Credit: Angie Goldman/Indiana Department of Natural Resources

 

The endearing portrait session then went viral thanks to the animal-themed Aww SubReddit where Kenobi’s charmingly unprofessional antics garnered a whopping 53,600 upvotes.

Ok, now a serious one… from aww

Despite his handsome mug and sweet personality, the Indiana State Department of Natural Resources wants everyone to know that Kenobi is a very serious officer when he is on duty. He is a highly skilled tracker and is “trained to locate a variety of objects” including venison hunted out of season and the state-protected Ginseng plant.

Image Credit: Angie Goldman/Indiana Department of Natural Resources

 

Knach and Kenobi work in DNR Law Enforcement District 2 which serves Whitley County, so keep your noses clean, northeastern Indiana or this dynamic duo may be coming after you!

H/T to Fox 59 News

Featured Images via Facebook/Indiana State Parks

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