detection dog

They know who it is and they just wanted to be there.

but they have the drug dog and so i'm going oh man i you know i mean he's pretty known for this stuff i'm a little worried that maybe they're going to catch him or whatever and then you know and then how does that look for for being a pilot because like yeah i can't search him thoroughly to know if he's got drugs on him and that's not i mean you know but then technically as a pilot i'm responsible for that kind of being in my airplane and all that so it's it's a it's a it's a weird thing um so the plane lands and they have all the passengers come off the airplane and they're going to stamp them in at immigration there at the at the counter and and because they want to search the airplane and they don't want the passengers interfering with the drug dogs or whatever or the dog i don't maybe he was not doing maybe he was not there for drugs but because a lot of times like if you go to an airport or something like commercial airport you see a dog they're not that dog is 99 of the time not there for drugs he's there for explosives Uh, and so like maybe that dog, I don't know, maybe he wasn't trained on that or maybe he was, I don't know.

Uh, but so then Customs and Border Patrol goes out to the airplane and they spend a good 10, 15 minutes going all over the airplane.

They were, they're walking the dog up in the airplane, down the aisles, uh, into the baggage compartment.

Uh, they'll roll through some pictures.

Hopefully they'll show Detective Tim Hayes and Remy, the electronic detection dog.

If they don't show it...

There it is.

She won't, she won't like to accept that.

Legendary DJ for like decades, big in the Airbnb space, dog trainer, works with the dogs and everything, and detection dogs, foster mom, like so many things.

So like my final point would be, I've moved seven times to seven different cities.

Tina has been the one person who has like kinda taken care and shown me the ropes about the new city I moved to the best out of any seven cities that I've moved to, and I have family in some of these cities too.

I would have like 10 dogs at a time.

I was obsessed with dogs.

And funny story, I went to lunch, um, with some people that were, they worked in private security and had all these detection dogs, and I was like, "Oh my God, that would be like the dream job," right? To like work with these like canines and do detection.

And he looked at me and he goes, "Honey, you wouldn't be able to handle these dogs."

I got fucking done by a sniffer dog.

What did you have around you? I was all past this sniffer dog and I was thinking, God, sniffer dogs used to be my worst enemy.

Oh, mate.

I would prepare for the sniffer dogs for

hours.

Used to be my worst enemy.

So you mentioned earlier that the dogs either go in for training or they go in for pet homes.

Do they ever go to any other programs like Sniffer Dogs or other schools, therapy dogs?

Sure.

So dogs can have a career change kind of at any point because you do an un-pup program too, yeah? And, you know, I kind of look at it like it really does take an exceptional dog to become a guide.