Dogs' sniffing skills may soon get a boost, thanks to a groundbreaking discovery by animal behavior experts in the United Kingdom. Since detection dogs use their exceptional sense of smell to sniff ...

AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. - A remarkable story unfolds as a canine finds his true calling as a drug detection dog with the Airway Heights Police Department. According to a Facebook post by the Airway ...

LEBANON, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Wilson County Animal Control is highlighting the story of a stray dog that’s now training to become a drug detection K-9. WCAC reports that a once-stray black Labrador ...

“Well done!” On the 15th of last month at the Korea Customs Service Detection Dog Training Center in Yeongjongdo, Incheon. A Labrador Retriever named Owen, 1 year old, female, paced around a ...

TUMWATER, Wash. — Among the five new drug detection dogs whose handlers graduated from Department of Corrections training this week, three are certified to find fentanyl. Department of Corrections ...

TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. (WTOC) - The Tybee Police Department says the community is a little safer after their first ever K9 drug dog has officially clocked in. Last October, the German Shorthair Pointer ...

LISBON – The Columbiana County Sheriff’s Office has become the latest local law enforcement agency to get its own drug-detection dog. “It’s another tool in the tool box in our fight against drugs,” ...

On Monday, Yakima County’s newest corrections officer started patrolling the North Front Street facility. This new officer, fresh out of training, has a special assignment: His job is to sniff out ...

POCKET? YES. MARK BADEN WOULD BE PROUD. ALL RIGHT. MUSKEGON HIGH SCHOOL IS A ONE OF A KIND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER PATROLLING THE HALLWAYS. 12 NEWS MALLORY ANDERSON INTRODUCES US TO TETO, WHO IS ...

The National Authority for the Campaign against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) has intensified its fight against drugs This was made evident through the graduation of NACADA officers after thorough ...

Professor Lauryn DeGreeff's study, published in Frontiers, finds bomb-sniffing dogs often miss targets due to limited training resources, not unrealistic standards.