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In some cases the dogs of search are known also as dogs of venting. These are to help find victims buried by avalanches or landslides, drowning, evidence at scenes of crimes, etc. Unlike tracking dogs, the of venting they do not follow a track but that they seek human odor in the vicinity are the best choice when it comes to locate victims who may be buried anywhere in a disaster zone.
Post that do not follow a trail, dogs of venting do not seek with your nose glued to the ground. Instead, they carry the nose high and go sniffing the air. In this way manage to capture the odor emitted by people.
In this article from ExpertoAnimal will explain everything you need to know about the dogs of vent:
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as working dogs of vent
as these dogs do not follow a specific odor, may give false alarms to follow the smell of a person who is present in the area but is not a victim. To avoid this, usually divides the area into grids (although this depends on the situation) and each team works in a single grid. Each team is composed of the dog and his guide and, sometimes, some helper.
Dogs of vent need to start working with the wind against it, since otherwise they would be unable to perceive the smell of the victims. When it comes to search in relatively large areas, dogs start following a path perpendicular to the wind. In this way increases the likelihood that detected an odor, even if it is little concentrated.
Then, when they have detected the presence of odor, can focus on locating the source.
Of course, the form of work depends on the situation facing rescue dogs and their guides. For example, it may be impossible to make dogs a path perpendicular to the direction of the wind in urban areas. What tends to happen in landslides is dogs and guides to work directly on the surface, taking advantage of the breeze to detect odors.
Is thinks that them dogs of venting located to the victims following the concentration of the odor of the same. The smell would be less concentrated in places away from the victim, and would be concentrated in the vicinity of the victim. In this way, rescue dogs would still be a cone of scent, more extensive and less concentrated in the outposts of the victim and more located and concentrated in the vicinity of the victim.
You can watch this video
Specialties of the dogs of vent
dogs of venting can be classified into different categories according to their specialties. The main specialities of these dogs son:
dogs of corpses. They are those who detect human remains. They are used to locate people killed in accidents or natural disasters.
Water search dogs. They are also dead dogs, since they look for human remains and not living persons. However, differ from the previous ones in that they are trained to vent above the water, usually from a boat.
Dogs of urban disaster. They are those dogs used to detect people trapped in buildings collapses. Unlike dead dogs, disaster dogs looking for living people. However, when already not expected to find living people, often use dogs of corpses to find those who might not survive the disaster.
Avalanche dogs. Your name says it all. They are dogs used to search for people buried by avalanches. Are trained to search for living people, not corpses.
Dogs of evidence. They are dogs trained to find human evidence at crime scenes.
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Post that do not follow a trail, dogs of venting do not seek with your nose glued to the ground. Instead, they carry the nose high and go sniffing the air. In this way manage to capture the odor emitted by people.
In this article from ExpertoAnimal will explain everything you need to know about the dogs of vent:
you may also want: dogs for search and rescue - features
as working dogs of vent
as these dogs do not follow a specific odor, may give false alarms to follow the smell of a person who is present in the area but is not a victim. To avoid this, usually divides the area into grids (although this depends on the situation) and each team works in a single grid. Each team is composed of the dog and his guide and, sometimes, some helper.
Dogs of vent need to start working with the wind against it, since otherwise they would be unable to perceive the smell of the victims. When it comes to search in relatively large areas, dogs start following a path perpendicular to the wind. In this way increases the likelihood that detected an odor, even if it is little concentrated.
Then, when they have detected the presence of odor, can focus on locating the source.
Of course, the form of work depends on the situation facing rescue dogs and their guides. For example, it may be impossible to make dogs a path perpendicular to the direction of the wind in urban areas. What tends to happen in landslides is dogs and guides to work directly on the surface, taking advantage of the breeze to detect odors.
Is thinks that them dogs of venting located to the victims following the concentration of the odor of the same. The smell would be less concentrated in places away from the victim, and would be concentrated in the vicinity of the victim. In this way, rescue dogs would still be a cone of scent, more extensive and less concentrated in the outposts of the victim and more located and concentrated in the vicinity of the victim.
You can watch this video
Specialties of the dogs of vent
dogs of venting can be classified into different categories according to their specialties. The main specialities of these dogs son:
dogs of corpses. They are those who detect human remains. They are used to locate people killed in accidents or natural disasters.
Water search dogs. They are also dead dogs, since they look for human remains and not living persons. However, differ from the previous ones in that they are trained to vent above the water, usually from a boat.
Dogs of urban disaster. They are those dogs used to detect people trapped in buildings collapses. Unlike dead dogs, disaster dogs looking for living people. However, when already not expected to find living people, often use dogs of corpses to find those who might not survive the disaster.
Avalanche dogs. Your name says it all. They are dogs used to search for people buried by avalanches. Are trained to search for living people, not corpses.
Dogs of evidence. They are dogs trained to find human evidence at crime scenes.
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