And the difference between them and baggage handlers is...? #
Posted Monday 11th June 2007 12:06 GMT
I say if baggage handlers can get away with this kind of behaviour, then so should the sniffer dogs.
Posted Monday 11th June 2007 12:06 GMT
I say if baggage handlers can get away with this kind of behaviour, then so should the sniffer dogs.
Posted Monday 11th June 2007 12:51 GMT
This story has everything; sex, drugs and rock and roll.
It also the same the press builds them up and then throws them down with all the smutty details.
Posted Monday 11th June 2007 14:35 GMT
In the US, the many of the dogs used by ICE are shelter rescues. They're socialized for a year before they're trained. They're also spayed/neutered.
In many countries, spaying and neutering is considered an atrocious act of mutilation. But most Western countries don't have the stray problem we have. But most of Asia has a worse problem.
Posted Monday 11th June 2007 14:35 GMT
All of the reported antics were down to the male dog, what did the bitch do to get fired? I think there's good grounds for a claim of unfair dismissal here.
Posted Tuesday 12th June 2007 10:33 GMT
I think they'd all be in favour of neutering. In a mslal country like Ireland, thousands of stray dogs are authenised every year - a number that would drop significantly if pets were fixed. Similarly with cats.
It is unpleasant, but it can avoid worse fates for any offspring
Posted Tuesday 12th June 2007 14:22 GMT
The dogs have never sent anybody's luggage to a different airport.
Posted Friday 15th June 2007 23:25 GMT
Let's face facts.... judging from the amount of whiie powdery residue found in the toilet cubicles of say.... the house of commons.... any Sniffer dog sent in there would come crawling out on it's knees.... not leg shagging passerbys.
DaveGood