Not all hoagie wear capes . Others might come in the form of aCocker Spaniel .
Meet Giddy , the zep dog-iron hired by firefighters to aid investigator tail down arsonists .
With Giddy ’s nozzle and unique heat - resistant boots , she can help locate unsafe flammables and accelerants at West Midlands Fire Service .
Giddy and Alex Daw (Image: West Midlands Fire Service SWNS)
Giddy is the next contemporaries of dog investigators hired by the Fire Investigation and Prevention Section to help firefighters put out fervency .
The 11 - month - onetime wiener is train to locate sign of accelerants in burnt - out edifice , helping look into the cause of fires .
But her brilliance does n’t stop there ; she can even traverse down the people behind them by pick up their track near glare .
Giddy and Alex Daw (Image: West Midlands Fire Service SWNS)
Giddy uses a particular canine protective outfit and heat - resistant boots to shield her cute hand from running on hot ash .
She is the next propagation of dog investigators at West Midlands Fire Service .
Giddy trained with her coach , Watch Commander Alex Daw , for six workweek , and she now hold out with him full - clock time .
Cocker Spaniel Giddy Hero Dog Hired By Firefighters (Image: West Midlands Fire Service/ SWNS)
“ Giddy will identify evidence at fire scenes . She will aid to convey to justice criminals who deliberately begin fervidness . She has an awesome disposition , so relaxed and docile . She started out as a working frump , so a priority will be teaching her how to be a pet when she ’s off duty . ”Alex said .
Giddy is the latest propagation of firing investigators at West Midland Fire Service . She replayed Kai after he died last month .
The head of the Fire Investigation and Prevention Section , Station Commander Matt Ling , honored Kai and heartily welcomed Giddy .
Alex Daw and Giddy (Image: West Midlands Fire Service/SWNS)
“ Kai served our communities surprisingly and is very much miss , but Giddy is already showing that she ’ll be a worthful appendage of the team . Working alongside our expert human fire investigators , she will help to make sense of what can often be very challenging and complex scene . ”
Regional Fire Investigation Dog Handler , Dave Coss of Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service , supervised Giddy ’s and her handler education .
He submit :
“ It was a memorize curve from scratch line to finish for both Giddy and Alex . They ’ve done a circumstances of work to get to this point . Now , a bit like after pass your driving test , they ’ll continue to teach whilst they ’re out in the field . ”
