Sniffer dogs in teenage bedrooms

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Retired sniffer dogs that have spent years on police patrol are now working in the private sector in the US - sniffing out teenagers' bedrooms.

Parents can rent a dog and handler for $200 (£125) an hour from Sniff Dogs, a firm operating in New Jersey and Ohio.
The dogs are highly trained and can detect illegal drugs.
The company says the animals can smell marijuana from up to 15 feet away (5m) and residue on clothing from drugs smoked two days earlier.

The dogs sit when they detect the drugs but they leave the final inspection to the parents.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7688815.stm

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Everybody's making a buck off the bull War on Drugs

[CosmicCowboy]

My mom found a key in my jeep when I was in high school. She didn't know what to do with it. She was afraid to put it in the trash and it was too big to flush. I asked her years later what she did with it and she said it's still hidden in her house somewhere, so when I finally have to empty out their house I will probably find a kilo of 60 year old dirt weed LOL.