Central Florida K9 wins 'America's Top Dog' competition

Central Florida K9 wins America’s Top Dog competition

Cocoa Police K9 Bear beat out all the competition to become America's top dog.

COCOA, Fla. - Cocoa Police K9 Bear beat out all the competition to become America's top dog.

"I'm Officer Dan Rhodes with the Cocoa Police Department. This is my K9 Bear. We were fortunate enough to participate in a program on A&E called 'America's Top Dog,'" Officer Dan Rhodes explained.

K9 Bear went on to win the competition and $10,000.

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The talented dog is part of the Cocoa Police Department SWAT team and the patrol division. He was actually the oldest dog in the competition.

Cocoa's police force decided to take Bear's winnings and give the money to a local high school. Their track has been in need of some upgrades.

The school district told FOX 35 that they are grateful for the help and details about when the track improvements will occur are still being worked out.

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