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I have a question for the sheriff
I have found that tracking dog handlers are quick to tell of their successes but mumble and change the subject when we ask them how many times the dogs failed to track.
From what I can gather the fail-to-find list is a long one and the success is rather short .
I am talking about missing persons , not hot foot pursuits of fleeing criminals where the success rate is very good
Especially in the DeOrr case , too many people think the boy is not there simply because the dogs did not track ,
And then some folks try to claim that sterile cremation ashes would distract a dog from a live scent. I find that impossible to believe.
Thanks
Word it any way you want Tricia .... my point is this .... I can come up with a long list of cases where even the best dogs did not track a fresh scent and then the public begins to say the missing person does not even exist.
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