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Scent/ Canine Cocaine Addiction

Scent/ Canine Cocaine Addiction

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A two part question: what is scent? is it stray particles of a substance permeating the air that can be picked up by the nose? Secondly, if scent is stray particles, can a police dog become addicted to cocaine/ narcotics?

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Originally posted by prosoccer
... can a police dog become addicted to cocaine/ narcotics?
It would probably make them better at detecting the stuff. Then they'd stand by it and take long deep sniffs. I can see it now...

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Originally posted by prosoccer
A two part question: what is scent? is it stray particles of a substance permeating the air that can be picked up by the nose? Secondly, if scent is stray particles, can a police dog become addicted to cocaine/ narcotics?
Yep and yep. Didn't you see that Family Guy episode where Brian became an airport security guard and got addicted to the ching-ching?

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Well, no one admits it, but getting them hooked is basicly how dogs are trained to find drugs. Flawless strategy.

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Originally posted by PBE6
Yep and yep. Didn't you see that Family Guy episode where Brian became an airport security guard and got addicted to the ching-ching?
Ya, actually I did, and then he and Peter had to go to the addiction recovery centre/ teen pregnancy clinic and when Peter was asked for his name he a pea, someone saying er and a griffin, so that is what he said.

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And as we all know, Family Guy is the ultimate authority on matters of science...

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Originally posted by CZeke
And as we all know, Family Guy is the ultimate authority on matters of science...
Well I did learn a lot about parade-float making from them.

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Originally posted by CZeke
And as we all know, Family Guy is the ultimate authority
Nuff said

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