COVID Sniffer Dogs

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1. Are dogs getting Covid????? What can they take if they do wish you would do a video. Your the best vet to give this advice. Your so caring and help people . Your like a one in a million!

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2. That's good news! Thank you Dr Jones!

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3. In a similar – but different – vein, here’s a wonderful story I just found relating to cats and a special ability that a few of them innately have regarding predicting the impending death of our elderly: https://youtu.be/OuKCl-gjwJc ❤️

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4. They have had Drug sniffing dogs for years. That's how they have arrested do many people that have drugs on/in vehicles and on the people that own them when they are pulled over.

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5. Thank you for this video! They can help people with diabetes know when they need insulin too, so amazing!

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6. May I please get a link to purchase from your store?

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7. Wow, they should have used dogs from the get go. My dog knows when I have my menstrual, or is coming cause he will take a sniff and look at me funny. I have a neighbor that smokes. Bumped into him in the hallway and of course my dog has to greet him and "say" Hi…neighbor bends down to get closer to my dog and starts petting him…in a few seconds my dog started to sneeze, 3 in a row. Pause then 2 more. It's the nicotine I my neighbors breath that made him sneeze.

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8. This would be awesome! 👍

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9. Dogs would put doctors out of work ! And for a lot less money !

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10. No surprise here. Why we don't use dogs more in ,medical fields , I don't know. Thank you : )

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11. Tula said how many lunch breaks during a shift and do I get free lunches?

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12. Thank you dr jones for the info

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13. Amazing, nothing better than labs 🥰

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14. Wow, its awesome, I really want to have your book, bcoz i have a jack russel mix, and i want to learn about this, thank you so much🙏🏻❤💕

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15. Thank you for the free book.

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16. Thank you!

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17. I find this to not be extraordinary at all. Dogs are used extensively in airports, prisons and other buildings to sniff out contraband/explosives etc., and they’re used to track people who are lost and possibly dead (the chemical compound emitted by a rotting corpse is called cadaverine), and they’re also well known for use in detecting cancers, hypoglycaemia and detecting impending epileptic seizures. Let us not forget the origins of the forging of bonds between man and dog… dogs were highly beneficial to man in so many ways, and man can meet the dog’s need, in return. I love seeing this match made in heaven being put to further good use! ❤️

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18. Great idea for our fur babies ❤️👍

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19. I could totally see how a dog could sniff out a sick person. Sick people have a different smell if you've ever been in a hospital room, somebody who is close to death or evens somebody who's just running a fever their sweat definitely smells different

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20. Thanks for yet another great informational video.

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21. Labrador it's your time shine unlocked covid sniffing

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22. My dog ( Black Lab) sniffed Cancer in a friend of mines leg. We couldn't figure out why she kept trying to get under his pant leg to lick. Sure
    enough, he went to the Dr. and was diagnosed with Cancer. Her nose is AMAZING

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23. I would so love a copy of your book. I think you are phenomenal

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24. Yay 🙌 Labrador retrievers the best dog breed !!

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25. This is AMAZING! Dogs are so smart!!

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26. Thank you Dr Jones for sharing your wisdom and guidance.. yes 👍🏻 of dogs could sniff them out it will be brilliant.. till than take care and keep safe 👍🏻😷

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27. Not vax genic therapy.

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28. 💞

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29. Wow doc

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