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These Dogs Can Sniff Out Invasive Species before It’s Too Late
In North America, trained dogs inspect watercraft to detect invasive mussels before they catch a ride to new waters. Dogs ...
Police K-9 explosives detection skills put to test at N.J. event
Police officers from across New Jersey came to Galloway Township this week for a statewide certification event for K-9 police ...
Bloomfield Township Police report its drug detection and tracker dog Max has died
The Bloomfield Township Police Department in Michigan reports K-9 Max, who previously was on active service with the ...
More shots fired at Oregon Tesla dealership in ongoing vandalism since Musk began advising Trump
Around 4:15 a.m., more than a dozen shots were fired around the electric vehicle dealership in the Portland suburb of Tigard, ...
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Cloquet High School and Middle School Evacuated After Alleged ‘Swatting’ Call, CPD
Cloquet Police say they received a call reporting a bomb and a person with a gun outside of the high school but have since ...
How 3-Day-Old Puppies Who Can't See or Hear Are Picked To Be Service Dogs
People have been amazed by footage of tiny puppies being tested for their suitability as potential candidates for scent-based ...
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How a dog's nose became a powerful tool for science and conservation
Producer Berly McCoy reports on the growing field of dog detection conservation that helps science by sniffing out everything ...
‘A woman dies every 48 hours’: Meet the dogs trained to detect cancer
The two specially trained canines are preparing to take on deadly ovarian cancer, a disease that kills one New Zealand woman every 48 hours and is tricky to detect until the later stages.