Sentences with phrase «detection dogs who»

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One article featured Shelly and one of his expert drug detection dogs, Bastian, who where the first private man - canine team to enter New Jersey schools for the purpose of detecting drugs within the school premises.

They are very alert dogs who excel at different types of detection work, and great in search and rescue operations.

German Shepherd Dogs and Belgian Malinois remain the most popular choice for patrol dogs by law enforcement, and many are dual - purpose canines who also perform detection wDogs and Belgian Malinois remain the most popular choice for patrol dogs by law enforcement, and many are dual - purpose canines who also perform detection wdogs by law enforcement, and many are dual - purpose canines who also perform detection work.

This is when the call was put into to obtain the services of Eagle, a mixed breed detection dog operating within the canine solutions international group, an organisation who specialised in training detection dogs.

Pit bull terriers as career dogs: People look favorably on dogs who appear to have a job, such as search and rescue, bomb detection or law enforcement.

Weintraub, who lost her sister to gastric cancer, also writes about the emerging science behind the remarkable ability of dogs to sniff out early stage cancer and the efforts underway to translate that talent into diagnostic devices for early detection of the disease.

What NACSW is looking for in judges is a person who has trained, certified and professionally handled a detection dog in the categories described in the application (see link below).

For dogs who have had signs of disease over 72 hours, the diagnosis is generally made by the detection of antibodies in the blood.

I am amazed at what talents and skills they have!!!! My rescue JRT, for example is a registered therapy dog who also participates in agility / rally and scent detection.

While dogs» strong sense of smell has been put to work in military and law enforcement fields (like bomb and cadaver detection), the medical field has seen the most exciting developments, including researchers who trained five dogs to smell breast and lung cancer on a patient's breath.