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I am constantly in awe of my dog's snout. Evolution has produce a tool that detect odors in parts per trillion! His favorite game is "hunting humans" as I call
by slacka 8y ago
I am constantly in awe of my dog's snout. Evolution has produce a tool that detect odors in parts per trillion! His favorite game is "hunting humans" as I call it. I can go over a mile in the woods behind my house. And have no doubt my dog will find me minutes after my family unleaches him.
When another dog was sick with cancer, he showed interested in that area. I have no doubt there is untapped medical potential in this area.
- lostlogin 8y agoA relative has one that can find tennis balls. It doesn’t matter how long they have been lost in a shrub or overgrown corner, she suddenly diverts, smashes in and comes out with her trophy. She doesn’t even have to be particularly close to detect them.