Like bombs. For decades, dogs have been used by various departments — police, Homeland Security, the Transportation Security Administration — to sniff out potential bomb threats. They sweep ...

Just for licks ... Sarbi, an explosives detection dog with the Australian Army, shows her affection to a dog trainer, Corporal Adam Exelby, after receiving her Purple Cross. SARBI, the bomb ...

This bombing-sniffing dog might need a new nose. A pooch prompted a bomb scare in the Big Apple Saturday after it sniffed out what it believed was an explosive device hidden inside a car — which ...

blue lacy and Australian kelpie mix. Like a drug or bomb-smelling dog, his nose is particularly good at sniffing out tiny, invasive mussels. RELATED: KUOW's League of Murder Creatures The invasive ...

He is a Vapor Wake dog, trained to operate in crowded public spaces, continuously assessing the invisible vapor trails human bodies leave in their wake. Unlike traditional bomb-sniffing dogs ...

But the county saved him, and now he’s a dog with a job. Boomer is the newest Prince George’s County Fire Department bomb-sniffing specialist. He escaped death and moved in with Cummings.

The federal government employs a total of 5,159 dogs (as of February 2022) to perform a variety of tasks that range from detecting explosives on Amtrak trains to sniffing out disease.

The department already has two explosive-sniffing ... following bomb threats, said Deputy Jovonni Silva. One of the most important steps of training K-9s is ensuring that the dog and the handler ...

He can easily dig all day long, but his most outstanding superpower is his exceptional sense of smell, especially in his newfound career as a bomb sniffing dog. Patron's training began with ...