“A dog’s olfactory senses enable the
canine unit to search large areas far Case Cracking
quicker, more effectively than any man
or machine, therefore making them
Canines
invaluable against the war on crime.”
On the subject of narcotics detection,
Peter explained why he needs two types
of dogs to catch people in possession of
drugs.
“We use gundog breeds for this, such
as Labradors and Springer Spaniels.
We have two ways of using our dogs.
Passive detection dogs are trained to
locate narcotics concealed on a person
without direct contact with that individual.
Pro-Active detection dogs are trained
to search areas including buildings,
vehicles, open spaces, ships, aeroplanes
and nightclubs for drugs.”
Top Dog Security also supplies dogs to
the police and security industry. On this
subject, Peter clarifi es just why criminals
rarely get away from a trained security
dog. “The criminal knows he cannot hide
from a dog, he knows he cannot out run
a dog, and if he is stupid enough to fi ght
one of our dogs, he will be pitting himself
against a formidable opponent.”
With such sophisticated crimes as
money laundering and exotic animal
smuggling becoming more and more
How do they train dogs to fi nd scent?
of a global problem, the services
and functions provided by dogs are
becoming more and more diverse as a
consequence. Dogs are now trained to
be able to detect different currencies,
discernible by the inks and the papers
used as well as certain breeds of animal
that may be subject to illegal importation.
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