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== Search dogs ==
== Search dogs ==
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A {{subpage|2016-02 NASAR dog effectiveness part 1|NASAR analysis}} of the effectiveness of
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A NASAR analysis of the effectiveness of
search dog teams. There are no good statistics for SAR so wildlife
search dog teams. There are no good statistics for SAR so wildlife
detection dogs are used to approximate.
detection dogs are used to approximate.
{{blockquote|"wildlife detection dogs operating in the field cover approximately 5 to 25 ha/hr with reported detection rates of 33% to 95% based on various measuring systems. Lastly, wildlife detection dogs were found to be 5 to 15 times more effective than trained humans in the field."}}
{{blockquote|"wildlife detection dogs operating in the field cover approximately 5 to 25 ha/hr with reported detection rates of 33% to 95% based on various measuring systems. Lastly, wildlife detection dogs were found to be 5 to 15 times more effective than trained humans in the field."}}

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