Dogs with jobs
By Anonymous - 13/05/2016 21:11 - United States - Lawrence
By Anonymous - 13/05/2016 21:11 - United States - Lawrence
By Anonymous - 24/01/2010 14:25 - United States
By tal - 22/08/2012 09:57 - France
By missy - 16/06/2011 02:42 - United States
By Anonymous - 07/10/2015 10:58 - United States - Poughkeepsie
By Anonymous - 23/02/2013 17:25 - Latvia - Aluksne
By Ya - 10/05/2009 14:18 - United States
By ApolloandDixie - 23/12/2009 06:17 - United States
By Chyna - 04/12/2024 15:00 - United Kingdom - Manchester
By sucksforme. - 10/05/2009 05:05 - Canada
By baddoggy - 17/10/2010 08:13 - United States
Maybe the dog was feeling 'scent-imental'
Really? You had to didn't you?
#25, yeah! Why not?
You should've screamed "it's a bomb".
Yeah so that's how you get shot/detained and some serious jail time.
...2, I have the sneaking suspicion that you are probably not the best person to take on a trip.
I usually scream "I don't have a bomb" anytime I enter an airport so everyone know right off the bat I don't have a bomb
How did your dog get back home?
I can't tell if you're serious or not...
They probably dropped it off at a kennel or put it in a crate to fly
They killed it
He took the car home, they didn't want to have to pay for parking.
the driver probably staying with the driver
The dog drove itself home, like in the Subaru commercials.
they probably have it in one of those kennels if they're taking the dog with them
Sounds dangerous. Is that dog even old enough to drive?
they don't bark they sit
Came here to say just that.
Of course distract the bad guy with cuteness and grab him from behind.
Doge: Something is suspicious. This man smells like a bitch.
You should've sniffed his shirt and said smells like the same old ****** I left home with
Different dogs are trained to alert differently. There isn't any set "alert" for drug dogs. It could be an ear twitch, or barking, or sitting, etc. so this could be how that dog alerted to the presence of drugs.
Ok so I help train these dogs here in Texas. They are trained to sit or follow the scent of explosives, and to ignore everything else (food, other pet scents, people talking, etc.) Sometimes dogs will be dogs and they get a little goofy, but it's up to the handler to discern what's curious sniffing and what's a serious change in behavior.
That sucks but I'm glad the security is good - better safe than sorry
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How did your dog get back home?
Maybe the dog was feeling 'scent-imental'