"asadi" wrote in message
...
The Swedish Customs Service started to train drug detector dogs as early
as
1967 in collaboration with the then State-owned Dog Training Centre. The
dog
is one of the most valuable agents for combating the smuggling of
narcotics
thanks to its extraordinarily well developed sense of smell. The dog's
sense
of smell - combined with the handler's experience and knowledge of hiding
places, smuggling methods and routes - heightens the effects of a search.
Close interaction between the dog and its handler is one of the most
important conditions for getting good results.



Whew, thanks for that. I'll change my plans accordingly.

--riverman