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Trained police dogs can recognize a compound called 1-octen-3-ol, which is found in human sweat, particularly from the feet. This compound is associated with the scent of human odor and can help dogs track individuals. Their keen sense of smell allows them to detect this and other specific compounds, making them effective in search and rescue operations or tracking suspects.
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How do police dogs help humans be saved?
By being trained to follow a scent to locate a person.
Who is better Police or Marines?
Police they are better trained, also the swat team is more trained than marines!
Why are police vehicles painted police from back to front?
So people can easily recognize the vehicle as a police vehicle.
Do military police get trained as infatry soldiers?
yes
What are dogs trained for?
Guard, Guide & Police duty.
What are railroad detectives?
A railroad may have its own private police force that can be anything from a Security Guard to a fully trained Police Officer. A Railroad Detective is a member fully trained Police Officer that works for the railroad.
What is a police dog?
A police dog is an ordinary dog (owned by the police force) and trained to do specific tasks that aid the police in performing their duties,
How do police dogs get bred?
Type your answer here...police dogs are regular German Shepard's that are trained to do police duties at a early age
Where are police dogs trained?
A special canine training facility.
Are you aloud to sale vehicle that in a police compound?
You are not allowed to sell a vehicle in a police compound because the police will not release the vehicle. You will need to contact the police department and see how much is owed on the car to remove it from impound.
What can a police dog do that regular dogs can't?
The most obvious answer, for me, is that police dogs can respond consistently and quickly to commands. Police dogs also know their chain of command: they are not dominant. Depending on what the police dog has been trained for, they can also detect bombs, drugs, cadavers. These dogs are also trained to apprehend persons (only when told by their handler), and are trained to do so in a way that will not allow for the suspect to sue the handler/police agency.
What is the risk of being shot by a police officer versus an ordinary citizen?
You're more likely to be hit by a police fire, unless the citizen is a trained and practiced marksman. Police officers also are trained to KNOW when they can justifiably shoot and under what circumstances, a ciivilian may not be trained in their limitations and/or can be more easily 'spooked' into firing.
