The wave of the Future - Gun Sniffing Dogs

[Aus_Schwaben]

Neiman Marcus hires gun-sniffing dog who helps arrest career convict

Career criminal Derrick Latham, 23, was arrested on Monday after a canine hired at the Niemen Marcus at the Magnificent Mile alerted security guards that he was carrying a gun.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I guess these are the new thing for gun control.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

If nm puts up a 30.06 sign, plus gun sniffing dogs, not a problem.

They don't get my bidness...easy.

If I care to buy over priced products, I can get them elsewhere...

 

[Texasjack]

What is the dog sniffing? Gunpowder residue? Cleaning products? I'd probably be their favorite target, even if I wasn't carrying. I've seen those same signs in the local mall, but I only go in once a year - and that's enough to convince me to stay away for at least another year.

How could I screw them up? Maybe toss a handful of powder on the entry floor and let every patron track it in. Or maybe sprinkle my pants with cayenne pepper to give those dogs a snotty nose. Maybe wearing Hoppes No. 9 as cologne. Find a dog in heat and slap a "Service Dog" sign on her.

On one hand, it's their place and they can protect it as they see fit. On the other hand, I really hate when people get intrusive like that.

 

[justmax]

I know a guy that has such a sensitive sense of smell that he often tells if a person is carrying by the smell of gun oil. He is good to 6-10 feet.We have tested him.

 

[EZ-E]

Like most other Dem run city's around the country, criminals released back to the streets with just a slap on the wrist.


"Latham was on electronic monitoring after being charged with punching a police officer at a Nordstrom in January.

He had previously been arrested for carrying a handgun at a Christian Doir store in September. Despite his repeated offenses, Latham was allowed to go free after posting 10 percent of his $30,000 bail and promising not to return to the store."

 

[Sasquatch]

I know a guy that has such a sensitive sense of smell that he often tells if a person is carrying by the smell of gun oil. He is good to 6-10 feet.We have tested him.

what about dudes who use automotive products for their lube? I don't use gun specific oil - I use automotive grease or regular engine oil typically. I'll use vegetable oil as a cleaning solvent (that's all "Fire Clean" was, that everyone raved about) or go with stronger solvents when needed.

 

[popper]

Thanks that we don't have Brown as the Dallas PC anymore, although the new guy is just as bad. Gun carry, counterfeit $ and just a misdemeanor? Courts are crazy anymore.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Yeah, it probably detects gun powder/explosives.
Not actually guns.

 

[TheDan]

found them!

 

[robertc1024]

When <- she sniffs a gun, she gets excited - thinks she's going bird hunting.

 

[justmax]

what about dudes who use automotive products for their lube? I don't use gun specific oil - I use automotive grease or regular engine oil typically. I'll use vegetable oil as a cleaning solvent (that's all "Fire Clean" was, that everyone raved about) or go with stronger solvents when needed.

Just saying what I saw. This same guy can tell if there is a banana in the room as well. Too close, and he gets nauseous.

 

[Aus_Schwaben]

What is the dog sniffing? Gunpowder residue? Cleaning products? I'd probably be their favorite target, even if I wasn't carrying. I've seen those same signs in the local mall, but I only go in once a year - and that's enough to convince me to stay away for at least another year.

How could I screw them up? Maybe toss a handful of powder on the entry floor and let every patron track it in. Or maybe sprinkle my pants with cayenne pepper to give those dogs a snotty nose. Maybe wearing Hoppes No. 9 as cologne. Find a dog in heat and slap a "Service Dog" sign on her.

On one hand, it's their place and they can protect it as they see fit. On the other hand, I really hate when people get intrusive like that.

A guy I knew in the Army was prior service. In 70s, he infantry was stationed in Germany and, for some strange reason, the MPs brought the drug-sniffing dogs through their barracks regularly.

One of other soldiers had the idea to put a little hash oil in the floor wax and buffed the entire room. The next time the drug dog went through...

 

[skfullgun]

Just saying what I saw. This same guy can tell if there is a banana in the room as well. Too close, and he gets nauseous.

As in "banana" banana, or are we talking a Freudian banana?

 

[justmax]

As in "banana" banana, or are we talking a Freudian banana?

Banana the fruit. WTF made your think otherwise.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

No sense of humor, eh?

 

[Texasjack]

I was on a jury once where a drug sniffing dog was part of the case. The handler explained that if a human makes a pot of stew, we would smell "stew". A dog would smell, beef, potatoes, pepper, onions, basil, carrots, etc.

 

[deemus]

I once heard that dogs sense of smell was 6 million times more sensitive than a human.

 

[pronstar]

I’ve always wondered…

If a person walks thru the forest, a dog can sniff the trail hours later.

How putrid is our odor if we’re standing right next to a dog?


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[Vaquero]

I’ve always wondered…

If a person walks thru the forest, a dog can sniff the trail hours later.

How putrid is our odor if we’re standing right next to a dog?


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Like you just biden'd

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

Over time, I've heard and read: A dog can smell 10,000 times bettern a yu-man, then it was 40,000, now apparently it's up to 6 million...do I hear 7?

Going, going...