sosocurious
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I thought so too but my opinion was based on my own experience of my late Border Collie mix, who was very intelligent, had an excellent sense of smell and could find me just about anywhere.
I remember Insp. Seel saying something along the lines of Elisas dog being missing may have been somewhat of a distraction to SAR operations. I cant find a link so it may be in one of the pressers he gave.
I suppose dogs, like humans, are incredibly diverse individuals and the fact that Elisas dog may have been lost could account for his/her distress. I saved a search on Google to look over when I have the time. It may help to answer your question.
https://www.google.com.au/search?dc...dsOrWAhXIVLwKHTE4BJUQvwUIISgA&biw=320&bih=454
Inspector Seel said police tracking dogs were not being used because it had been too many days and too many people had been walking in the area.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/vi...r/news-story/d536644942a700774ace22805ab90ea6
Search continues for missing Melbourne mum Elisa Curry at Aireys Inlet