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> For scent detection dog handlers, beliefs that scent is present might result in either sufficient inadvertent postural and facial cues so that dogs will respo
by anon9001 7y ago
> For scent detection dog handlers, beliefs that scent is present might result in either sufficient inadvertent postural and facial cues so that dogs will respond regardless of the absence of scent
I don't know how good dogs are at pose detection, but it's definitely plausible that they can tell when an alert is expected.
- bayesian_horse 7y agoA less subtle cue would be how they treat the "suspect". It's less about the handler's pheromones and more about movement, speech and posture.