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1 posted on 08/03/2017 5:08:44 PM PDT by nickcarraway
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The training of dogs should run concurrent with trying to identify the molecule. I bet it is a hell of a lot cheaper to teach a dog to detect a scent, then a machine to find the molecule.


2 posted on 08/03/2017 5:14:45 PM PDT by SpirituTuo
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Read about similar ability in Diana Gabaldon's Outlander novel...meet 18th century French version "Bouton":


3 posted on 08/03/2017 5:24:02 PM PDT by wtd
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I find it amazing that while we have created technologies that greatly improve on our sense of sight and hearing, we still haven’t mastered the sense of smell to a level that our four-legged companions have. It seems like it would be a fruitful area of research.


4 posted on 08/03/2017 5:40:33 PM PDT by hanamizu
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While humans have decent sense of smell, a dog’s is 1,000 times better. Thereforhereunder, “cadaver dogs”, who can alert on drowning victims under water!


5 posted on 08/03/2017 5:59:15 PM PDT by Does so ("PARIS" is like OPEC, except We're Winning!)
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