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Working Class
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Type
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Search & Rescue
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Job
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From missing persons cases to natural
disasters, dogs have been an integral part in finding people who are in dire
situations. Search and rescue (SAR) dogs can either use a scent in the
air or the scent of a specific object to find who they’re looking for.
They can be used in many different situations, including disasters – such as
earthquakes where dogs can find people beneath the rubble – cadaver searches,
drowning situations, and avalanches.
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Handler
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Firefighters, police
workers, asylums
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Gear
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Search and rescue training is a rigorous
process starting from puppyhood. Once training is completed, dogs are
tested and certified by SAR organizations.
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Signs
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Breeds that most commonly work with SAR
are German Shepherds, Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and Bloodhounds, among others.
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Notes
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These dogs are chosen for their
intelligence, strength, size, obedience, eagerness, temperament, and
gentleness.
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