So what about a dog sniff of a person in a public area? The curtilage concept has only been applied to homes, not people. ... They then let the dog sniff around the suspect, Butler.

Sniffing is so critical to a dog's mental health, that not allowing your dog to do it is a welfare concern." Renee Rhoades, a canine behaviorist at R+Dogs with her dog.

Dogs used in a pilot program trained for a couple of months in a laboratory, sniffing donated socks that were worn by people who either had COVID-19 or didn't.

Smelling is a dog’s key to understanding what goes on around them, whether they’re meeting a new person or learning about their canine neighbors. Preventing your dog from sniffing also limits ...

These stops are not for rest, but for sniffing. Each pause is a dog’s way of using their nose to get a sense of the world around them. These loyal noses ... In one study, dogs approached crying people ...

Dogs used in a pilot program trained for a couple of months in a laboratory, sniffing donated socks that were worn by people who either had COVID-19 or didn't.

Dogs used in a pilot program trained for a couple of months in a laboratory, sniffing donated socks that were worn by people who either had COVID-19 or didn't.