A miscellany of thoughts about dogs, cats, writing, life in the Ozarks, & occasional book reviews
Dogs have been used in law enforcement for centuries. The K-9 has an extraordinary sense of smell which has proven exceptionally helpful in detecting narcotics, explosives, and other contraband. Most recently, specially trained dogs are assisting in the detection of cultural artifacts being acquired illegally and smuggled out of war-torn countries and conflict zones. According …
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Dogs have been used in law enforcement for at least a century, and there is some evidence to suggest dogs worked in support of the police as far back as the Middle Ages. Melven Peña, writing for dogster.com in 2015, notes some of the earliest “police dogs” were Bloodhounds, utilized since the 12th century specifically …
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