Alexis
Posted on 05/14/2007 8:08:35 PM PDT by RDTF
Edited on 05/14/2007 8:16:04 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Two drug-sniffing dogs have disappeared from a kennel in their handler's back yard in East Baltimore, according to the Division of Corrections.
They were last seen Saturday in the kennel at their handler's home in the Sinclair Lane and Shannon Drive area. The lock on the kennel had been broken off over the weekend.
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Alexis
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OH , that’s just wrong...
I hope they are both recovered in fine shape.
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Thanks!
Prayers up for loyal and true dogs. :)
The people that did this want dogs that are as stupidly violent as they are. A smart dog is intimidating. Hey fried chicken for brains. you are way out of your intellectual league. Step away from the crack and let the dogs go.
Seriously I hope they are recovered OK.
Drug smugglers would love to get their hands on drug sniffing dogs. They can check out their vehicle or whatever mode of transportation they use to see if Customs (or any other law enforcement) dogs will pick up the scent.
I used to be a Customs Inspector and our dog handlers and the kennels who watched them while off duty, took great measures to protect the dogs.
My own pet dog flunked out of the drug dog program. She was given to us because they knew that she wouldn’t be misused.
If you have dogs this talented - it is wise to cross train them where they would have eaten the perps or raised holy hell at the least.
It is not that difficult or time consuming to do so and still have them socialized to the general population.
Dumb handler - if you are going to play at that level one must take full responsibility for the well being of the hounds.
Drug smugglers would love to get their hands on drug sniffing dogs. They can check out their vehicle or whatever mode of transportation they use to see if Customs (or any other law enforcement) dogs will pick up the scent.
I used to be a Customs Inspector and our dog handlers and the kennels who watched them while off duty, took great measures to protect the dogs.
My own pet dog flunked out of the drug dog program. She was given to us because they knew that she wouldn’t be misused.
At least they aren't smoking or slamming that crap.
“Two drug-sniffing dogs missing from kennel”
That has to be the next Cheech and Chong animated short.
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