Drug Detection Dogs
Drug Detection Dogs are specialized training dogs that can be trained as police dogs Under the guidance of the instructor, professional dogs inspect different objects in various places and discover objects containing drugs. Drug detection dogs have extremely sharp senses. They can not only smell the smell of more than 200 various substances, but also distinguish one of dozens of mixed smells. In America's multibillion-dollar anti-drug war, it seems like nothing can outlast a good dog's nose.
1. Experience
The experience of the initial use of drug detection dogs is not long. The first drug detection dogs put into use in the world were the anti-drug detection dogs trained by the German Customs Police Dog School in Breck, West Germany. dog. That was just in the 1960s. At the beginning, the school only trained drug-detection dogs for the country's border defense and customs. However, police departments around the country gradually discovered the ability of drug-detection dogs and actively sent people to learn and introduce dog breeds. Since then, police dogs have been involved in drug detection and have gone global.
Although the work of training drug detection dogs in China started late, it has developed successfully. There are three major police dog bases - Nanchang base, Shenyang base and Kunming base. These three bases already have nearly 10 excellent dog breeds, and have continuously become police dog training centers around the world, training and transporting batches of "outstanding trainees".
Two types
Among the most common types of drug detection dogs, German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois, Kunming Dogs, Labradors, and Springer Spaniels account for a large number of Big part. The reason why we choose these dog breeds is that we must first understand the nature of anti-drug work. First of all, the dog must have focused attention, high and long-lasting excitement, and a strong desire to search for objects, so that drugs can be found. Secondly, the dog’s senses must be sharp, its vision and hearing must be good, and it must be courageous. First of all, the dog should not be too big, be about one year old, and be strong.
1. Sniff recognition ability
Sniff recognition ability refers to the degree to which the dog handler can detect and experience the smell of the source of smell after the dog handler issues the "sniff sniff" command. Ask for heightened senses and the initiative to experience the source of smell. For drug detection dogs, the ability of the dog to accurately detect drugs is based on the smell of one or more drugs.
2. Search ability
Refers to the ability of drug detection dogs to search for drugs in various environmental objects (such as rooms, vehicles, bags, places).
3.Exquisite dredging bookCollar
Refers to the drug-detection dog's excellent ability to pass through various obstacles and adapt to the task objectives.
4. Excessive attack ability
Refers to the ability of drug detection dogs to have a high degree of nostalgia for dog police officers, and can actively protect dog police officers and deter criminals during anti-drug police activities.
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