Why did the sniffer dogs fail to find Madeleine?

[Mrs. B]

No, I don't have to prove anything, I'm patiently waiting for a link to PT sniffer dogs being amazingly trained to AVOID cadavers. I'm interested in the technique used.

[faithlilly]

No, I don't have to prove anything, I'm patiently waiting for a link to PT sniffer dogs being amazingly trained to AVOID cadavers. I'm interested in the technique used.

I'm afraid you do, unless of course you can't  >@@(*&)

[Mrs. B]

I'm waiting for a link from Anne, thanks. And no, I don't have anything to prove, seems you have though, so far you've managed to prove nothing at all.

[sadie]

I'm afraid you do, unless of course you can't  >@@(*&)

Faith it is no good twisting the words.

Mrs B has asked you to prove about the dogs

Can we have the goods, pls



Sorry Mrs b.  This is a duplicate of your post

[Mrs. B]

Faith it is no good twisting the words.

Mrs B has asked you to prove about the dogs

Can we have the goods, pls

Yes, but I can't really see that coming. One thing you can count on with the doubters, they have problems providing back up. They are quick to ask, but hardly ever supply any themselves.

[faithlilly]

I'm waiting for a link from Anne, thanks. And no, I don't have anything to prove, seems you have though, so far you've managed to prove nothing at all.

You see Mrs B in the real world, as opposed to McCannland, to maintain any kind of credibility at all,  if you claim something is so you must be prepared to back it up with evidence. So far you haven't.

[faithlilly]

Faith it is no good twisting the words.

Mrs B has asked you to prove about the dogs

Can we have the goods, pls



Sorry Mrs b.  This is a duplicate of your post

I do so wish you would read things properly sadie. It was Anne who made the claim about the dogs, not myself.

[faithlilly]

Yes, but I can't really see that coming. One thing you can count on with the doubters, they have problems providing back up. They are quick to ask, but hardly ever supply any themselves.

I didn't make the claim as you well know though on a lighter note I see that irony bypass was a great success 

[sadie]

I have read and I can see that you are supposed to be providing the proof, but it aint forthcoming


Speaks Oceans

[faithlilly]

I have read and I can see that you are supposed to be providing the proof, but it aint forthcoming


Speaks Oceans

Perhaps you need new specs then sadie. 

There's an old saying that when you're already in a hole, stop digging. You'd be we'll advised to take notice of it 

[AnneGuedes]

LINK please to where it says that the regular sniffer dogs used in PDL were trained to AVOID cadavers. As I said, I cannot see ANY of the dog handlers' mentioning this extraordinary training in the official files.

This training is basic for obvious reasons. I've a lot of scientific articles, I'll find what you want and I promise to send it to you.

[Mrs. B]

This training is basic for obvious reasons. I've a lot of scientific articles, I'll find what you want and I promise to send it to you.

Thank you, I've got a dog trainer friend, she'd love to know how to train pooches to AVOID dead things. We currently use the LEAVE command, but that doesn't mean avoid, it means that you train them to listen to the command to LEAVE after they've already sniffed it.

[AnneGuedes]

Yes, but I can't really see that coming. One thing you can count on with the doubters, they have problems providing back up. They are quick to ask, but hardly ever supply any themselves.

You have to admit, Mrs. B, that I answered your post comparing the "McCann" translation and Astro's one. In order to give my opinion, I had to find the original text and compare. I'm not like you, I'm not at all tidy !

[AnneGuedes]

We currently use the LEAVE command, but that doesn't mean avoid, it means that you train them to listen to the command to LEAVE after they've already sniffed it.

It's not that. There's only a command to "work/play" (often materialized by a special lead) and at the end an off command.

[faithlilly]

Thank you, I've got a dog trainer friend, she'd love to know how to train pooches to AVOID dead things. We currently use the LEAVE command, but that doesn't mean avoid, it means that you train them to listen to the command to LEAVE after they've already sniffed it.

So now you have Anne's answer perhaps you will give us ours ?