MR / Burgos
Cinológica Group Civil Guard Burgos already has a new facility near the airport Villafría after several years without a permanent residence for working day. The Government Sub, Berta Tricio, yesterday visited the facilities with the airport director, Angel Otero, and Lieutenant Colonel of the Command of Burgos, Miguel Salom.
The group consists of four officers and five dog breeds and Shepherd Czech German Shepherd trained to detect drugs and explosives. Tricio recalled that the unit did not have good facilities 'Meet the dogs and for people who are in charge of the unit can do the practices. " Facilities arising from an agreement reached with AENA to provide the unity of this facility, which has a budget of around EUR 70,000, and covers an area of \u200b\u200b300 square meters, including offices and the training area.
The sub-delegate highlighted the work place this unit in the province. "They are very useful in the preventive work, mainly in the data which makes the Civil Guard in the controls," he explained. The lieutenant colonel in the Civil Guard AENA thanked the assignment of this space "after a long journey for various facilities."
The sub-delegated visited the facilities where the dogs, which also have to add a puppy that is currently in the training phase. Members of the unit yesterday held a small demonstration of the ability of dogs on the ground. As explained yesterday one of the panelists Cinológica, dogs trained to detect narcotics are prepared to find hidden drugs. In this case, is an active animal, ie not limited only to mark the spot where the drug has been found, but spider the site, which, according to the officer, "facilitates the work location." For
Yesterday, the case marked by the dog wearing hashish hidden. Dogs of the unit are trained to search and find drugs, not dog obedience. They are able to find substances such as hashish, cocaine, heroin, marijuana or speed. The type of drugs most often seized in preventive controls that displays the Guardia Civil in the province. However, these animals' ability to smell is extraordinary, since they would be able to detect more than 500 scents. In fact, this ability allows them to detect drugs such as cocaine, which are cut and mixed with other substances. The agent also noted that it is false that urban legend that says that these dogs are given drugs to make the best detected. In the case of dogs looking for explosives training alone makes it look and feel close to where they found the explosive, unchecked.
The way to work every day with the dogs, who start training them when they are 15 months, is associated with the prize. The dog "must always win", ie, when unable to find a hidden explosives or drugs, you are given a foam roller which means that it has done well. The animal stays with him until it breaks. And there is no way to remove it until it shatters.
Cinológica Group Civil Guard Burgos already has a new facility near the airport Villafría after several years without a permanent residence for working day. The Government Sub, Berta Tricio, yesterday visited the facilities with the airport director, Angel Otero, and Lieutenant Colonel of the Command of Burgos, Miguel Salom.
The group consists of four officers and five dog breeds and Shepherd Czech German Shepherd trained to detect drugs and explosives. Tricio recalled that the unit did not have good facilities 'Meet the dogs and for people who are in charge of the unit can do the practices. " Facilities arising from an agreement reached with AENA to provide the unity of this facility, which has a budget of around EUR 70,000, and covers an area of \u200b\u200b300 square meters, including offices and the training area.
The sub-delegate highlighted the work place this unit in the province. "They are very useful in the preventive work, mainly in the data which makes the Civil Guard in the controls," he explained. The lieutenant colonel in the Civil Guard AENA thanked the assignment of this space "after a long journey for various facilities."
The sub-delegated visited the facilities where the dogs, which also have to add a puppy that is currently in the training phase. Members of the unit yesterday held a small demonstration of the ability of dogs on the ground. As explained yesterday one of the panelists Cinológica, dogs trained to detect narcotics are prepared to find hidden drugs. In this case, is an active animal, ie not limited only to mark the spot where the drug has been found, but spider the site, which, according to the officer, "facilitates the work location." For
Yesterday, the case marked by the dog wearing hashish hidden. Dogs of the unit are trained to search and find drugs, not dog obedience. They are able to find substances such as hashish, cocaine, heroin, marijuana or speed. The type of drugs most often seized in preventive controls that displays the Guardia Civil in the province. However, these animals' ability to smell is extraordinary, since they would be able to detect more than 500 scents. In fact, this ability allows them to detect drugs such as cocaine, which are cut and mixed with other substances. The agent also noted that it is false that urban legend that says that these dogs are given drugs to make the best detected. In the case of dogs looking for explosives training alone makes it look and feel close to where they found the explosive, unchecked.
The way to work every day with the dogs, who start training them when they are 15 months, is associated with the prize. The dog "must always win", ie, when unable to find a hidden explosives or drugs, you are given a foam roller which means that it has done well. The animal stays with him until it breaks. And there is no way to remove it until it shatters.
SOURCE: ELCORREODEBURGOS.COM
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