Andrea Rosebrock 
Milo, the drug sniffing dog, was on the job and because of his keen nose and alertness, 16 pound of cocaine didn’t make it to the streets and a bad guy is behind bars!
These working dogs do something that people cannot do. They work in police departments and transportation facilities, basically, where ever they’re needed. With a nose so sensitive that they can alert their handlers to the presense of a specific substances that otherwise would have went undetected. Not only are these dog “man’s best friend” but they are also a best friend to society, they serve and protect. They are natural born heroes, trained to do a job that no one else can do.
Way to go Milo!!
Way to go Milo!! Your PAWrific!!
What can I say? Another PAWS UP for the labbies! Not only are the labs my favorite breed, but I am especially fond of black labbies. Easy to train and smart as a whip! Way to go Milo and handler!!!
WTG MILO & OFFICER SMITH. I’M PARTIAL TO GOLDEN LABRADOR RETRIEVERS, BUT LOVE ALL LABBIES.
Good boy, Milo! It’s great to see him working as a team with Officer Smith.