Germany tries to train military dog sniffer for new crown virus infection: 80% current success rate

Germany's Bundeswehr and the Hannover Veterinary School are jointly studying the feasibility of using military dogs to sniff out new crown virusesinfected, German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on the 6th10 military dogs belonging to the German Shepherd, Spanish Hound and Search Dog, three breeds, participated in the studyThe researchers trained military dogs to recognize odors with saliva samples from new coronavirus-infected peopleThe viruses in these saliva samples are chemically treated and no longer contagiousthe German Bundeswehr Service Dog School, which provides military dogs, said the study was expected to be a success, with a pilot trial success rate of about 80 per cent and the results of a feasibility study to be released in a few weeksreported that military dogs have a keen sense of smell, not only can smell explosives or drugs, but also smell a variety of cancers in the body anddiabetespatients are about to develophypoglycemiasymptomssource: Xinhua