Customs giving away weed

There are other more effective ways to train the dogs than this.
FETCH DAMN IT! :rofl:
 
A serious question (I'm not trying to be funny)...but when dogs do find drugs such as this kind...and sniff...do the dogs get high?
 
deafbajagal said:
A serious question (I'm not trying to be funny)...but when dogs do find drugs such as this kind...and sniff...do the dogs get high?
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I dont think so..just like if people sniff weed, they dont get high. I think the only way to get high is to inhale it. :dunno:
 
gmcman1996 said:
Nah... the lucky sucker, figured "Best smoke the C, and forget the Customs!" Free cannabis, sure... Saved him some big bucks.... or better, he sold it for a profit... So Customs is the loser!:eek3:
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Probably some good shit too as its that government weed. :D
 
and i think i was told by someone that they get the dogs addicted to some drugs so they search for it, i dont know whow true this is, eitherway its still cruel to the dogs. we human taking advantages of them for our own human 'needs' . To me thats a form of exploitation of animals.
 
Grummer said:
and i think i was told by someone that they get the dogs addicted to some drugs so they search for it, i dont know whow true this is, eitherway its still cruel to the dogs. we human taking advantages of them for our own human 'needs' . To me thats a form of exploitation of animals.
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You'd have to ask a vet because a pets brain don't work exactly the same as ours. I know some cats .. for example, they'll get a marijuana like high from catnip and we are not even affected by the stuff.
 
Grummer said:
and i think i was told by someone that they get the dogs addicted to some drugs so they search for it, i dont know whow true this is, eitherway its still cruel to the dogs. we human taking advantages of them for our own human 'needs' . To me thats a form of exploitation of animals.
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No, they don't train the dogs by getting them addicted. They use operant conditioning techniques to train them, and take advantage of the fact that a dog's sense of smell is much greater than that of a human.
 
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