"at Frankfurt Airport...
Amy, a German shepherd, and Uno, a Labrador retriever...
the first two dogs in Germany trained to sniff out live animals, plants or 
derivatives or remains of them.

... a joint effort between police and the World Wildlife Fund to help stop 
the illegal but lucrative trade in rare species ­ which the organization 
estimates is a $293 billion annual business.

"Dogs simply have the better nose," Volker Homes, the head of species 
conservation with the WWF's German branch, said... They can detect things 
that emit only a faint odor...

WWF's Homes said he hopes the dogs will help prevent incidents of, for 
example, tourists bringing home an orchid"

URL : http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26291907/

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Regards,

VB


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