what are drug sniffing dogs actually looking for???

Oh, your talking about BHO (butane honey oil)

You still haven't answered how exactly you remove the smelly oils from the BHO after you collect it.. . . . that's right, you don't.

Maybe you should just accept the fact that dogs are going to smell your shit. and quit the denial.

budder is more refined than bho. so no im not talking about bho.

and ive said it before, and i guess ill have to say it again, i know how dogs smell, i know how it works...

and this is how you remove the 'smelly oils'
http://www.totse2.com/totse/en/drugs...a/cnb2thc.html

Originally Posted by fonzirelli

budder is more refined than bho. so no im not talking about bho.

and ive said it before, and i guess ill have to say it again, i know how dogs smell, i know how it works...

and this is how you remove the 'smelly oils'
http://www.totse2.com/totse/en/drugs...a/cnb2thc.html

I read it.

and i've done alcohol extractions before similar to that one. (magic mushroom extraction)
Which results in pure crystal, after you evaporate whats left.

And trust me. It will still have a distinct smell.
And dogs May detect it.

in Morrocco they dush a strong scented talc powder on the hash after dipping it in pure melted wax

I wouldn't bet against the dogs.

Originally Posted by fonzirelli

and btw, i am more than familiar with how dogs smell. which is partly why i am questioning this in the first place. if the thc is like the carrots, how do you know the dog isnt learning to look for the smell of the 'onion' in the 'stew'?

if you know how they smell then you should know that there are a number of chemicals in any given substance that trigger respsones in the nose of a dog . . . .its chemicals triggering a trained response . . .

maybe your question should be what are the specific chemicals a dog is trained to "hit"/ recognizes when smelling pot . . . .and id just have to assume all . . . .does a gin and tonic smell like a vodka cran .. . .nope different coctale of smells and flavors

Originally Posted by Samwell Seed Well

if you know how they smell then you should know that there are a number of chemicals in any given substance that trigger respsones in the nose of a dog . . . .its chemicals triggering a trained response . . .

maybe your question should be what are the specific chemicals a dog is trained to "hit"/ recognizes when smelling pot . . . .and id just have to assume all . . . .does a gin and tonic smell like a vodka cran .. . .nope different coctale of smells and flavors

........that IS the question......what did you think i was asking????

Originally Posted by chrishydro

Ok, here is the deal, you look at a bowl of stew, you see carrots, meat, gravy, peas etc with your eyes you see each piece. A dog smells like you see. That is why they can smell through just about anything. When they train them they start out by rubbing a ball in weed. That smell pretty much stays there for as long as you or I could ever smell it but the dogs can. You can not beat the dogs dont try. They win everytime.

I disagree with this statement.Surely as the eyes can be fooled,so can your nose.The senses are not foolproof,even a Dogs.My point and example,I use to move 10 lbs shipments of good Purp through UPS,they were constantly using the dogs to sniff out drugs in the UPS warehouses in my area.The guy I was dealing with would seal package it in a nonporous plastic bag that was vacuum packed.Then after that another bag to keep it from getting wet or damp,Then another bag using it to submerge the package into bag of liquid chlorine and another substance i cant remember the name to,then a final plastic wrapped bag for containment,then it is boxed.The dogs cant smell past the chlorine/bleach mixture.I have done this many times and it works.If they start training the dogs to look for bleach mixture in suspected shipments then that would be a prob.But they have to bust someone using this tactic in my area first which is lees than likey.I never underestimate an animals senses though,thats why such measures have to be used if youre going to get pass them,but nothing is 100% flawless,so there is always a possibility in something going bad with this.It is an inherent risk nonetheless.