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They started realizing that you could take human scent off almost any type of evidence.

You're giving examples of training a dog to detect a scent on the tip of a Q-tip.

Weapons of mass destruction canines that are trying to detect certain types of chemical

traces that may be prevalent in an area.

Human remains that have been buried since the Civil War.

It sounds like there's a fairly lengthy interview and probationary period for some of these

dogs.

If you're not applying

an adequate health care to these dogs, they're going to get sick and they're going to go down.

What a great tool our canine friends have become for us.

We've got two special guests this episode. Jason Parrish and Wynne Warren are from the FBI's K canine program. This episode, we're going to go into a little-known

corner of the FBI that involves canines. And we'll talk about dogs today and the FBI's relationship

with canines throughout the United States that all help the mission of the Bureau

and help keep us safe. So let's dig right into our questions. And as my listeners know, we

always attempt to put a human face on FBI employees. So let's start out with a very basic

question, which usually turns out to be quite interesting in terms of the answers. Let's start

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