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Bookmark or Share- The Education of a Bomb Dog | SmithsonianThe Education of a Bomb Dog. A top training academy works double time to meet skyrocketing demand for canines who can sniff out danger. Joshua Levine. July 2013. Reed Young.
- How Bomb-sniffing Dogs Work - HowStuffWorksDogs smell bombs like they smell everything else. First, Brandy sniffed. Her sniff reshaped her nose so that air, including odors from the bomb, hit her odor receptors. The signal traveled from her nose to her somatosensory cortex, an area of the canine (and human) brain that processes sensations, including smells.
- Bomb Sniffing Dogs: What They Do & How They Are TrainedWhat Is a Bomb Sniffing Dog? What Does It Do? As the name suggests, these dogs are specifically trained to detect a bomb (or, rather, its scent) and report back to their handlers.
- Federal Protective Service Explosives Detection Canine TeamsExplosives Detection Canine Teams play a critical role in FPS’s comprehensive preventive security measures by supporting strategic explosives detection activities. They also provide immediate and specialized response to bomb threats and unattended packages or other such dangerous items.
- Detection dog - WikipediaA detection dog or sniffer dog is a dog that is trained to use its senses to detect substances such as explosives, illegal drugs, wildlife scat, currency, blood, and contraband electronics such as illicit mobile phones. [1] The sense most used by detection dogs is smell.
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