Author Topic: Replicating Drug Scents  (Read 283 times)

Sneak

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Re: Replicating Drug Scents
« Reply #20 on: March 22, 2013, 09:45:31 AM »
Speaking from a human perspective, cocaine has a smell that is unique that smells like, well, cocaine. I can smell the HCl or the citrate and they both smell like cocaine, and I have had citrate in my possession many times in the past, so I know it still smells like coke. So do you really think a dog wont be able to tell? I'm just asking, honestly, not being a smart ass or anything. If its true that the dog is smelling for a very specific nuance that we can't even detect, that would be great news.

Pure cocaine has no smell.
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Re: Replicating Drug Scents
« Reply #21 on: March 27, 2013, 11:01:34 PM »
Geez has an amazing post about drug dog sniffing out his neighbors place on the other site...

worth the dig/read fo sho
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enemyace

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Re: Replicating Drug Scents
« Reply #22 on: March 29, 2013, 03:29:16 PM »
I once lived next door to a ”retired” drug sniffing dog, whilst actively participating in some less-than-scrupulous behavior. Everytime I met the dog, he would just sniff at me, but never get aggressive, indicating (to me) that the dog required some sort of indication from a handler that he should be doing his job (?). Also, I maintained the guise that I wasn't fond of dogs to limit interaction...
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