Davis in 2007 "that because of the minimally intrusive nature of a dog
sniff, something less than a warrant is required: police need only reasonable, articulable suspicion of criminal activity in order to conduct a dog
sniff, provided they are lawfully present in the place where the
sniff is conducted," Gildea wrote.
To find out more about the Wallace and Gromit scratch 'n
sniff screenings in Wales, click here.
They are the work of Scratch 'n
Sniff Cinema, set-up by producer and artist Bren O'Callaghan and illustrator Simon Misra.
border collie Meg and springer spaniel Jess are trained to
sniff out dry rot in properties and homes
Sniff, created with video game technology, is a fully interactive piece of art which responds to the movements of passers-by.
All aspects of running the business are included in the
Sniff K9s training, and the franchise also includes ongoing support, customer relationship management and website, full service online reputation and marketing services, full service virtual office and much more.
Current studies on how dogs can
sniff out cancer suggest that a dog's sense of smell is 10,000 to 100,000 times better than ours!
A Japanese centre which says it has trained a dog to
sniff out human cancer cells is cloning the animal in South Korea, according to a Seoul bio-technology company and the dog's owner.
Springer spaniels or Labradors are used to
sniff out drugs, cash and guns.
Studies show that many insects and rodents
sniff out Mr.
Supreme Court ruled that the dog
sniff could not have rendered an otherwise lawful traffic stop unconstitutional unless the dog
sniff itself violated Caballes' "constitutionally protected interest in privacy." The Court concluded it did not, citing a 1983 decision in which it ruled that, because a dog
sniff reveals only the presence of contraband in which there is no "reasonable expectation of privacy," it isn't a "search" at all.