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Rhino horns, elephant ivory tusks, and leopard skins, are smuggled across boarders by invading poachers. Bloodhounds compile an impressive tracking record; they help police track down dead bodies and narcotics. Their sense of smell is 400 times more powerful than humans. Their high level of aggression and strong working drive are attributes that classify them as excellent protection dogs. Olfactory senses of hunting dogs help them find poachers in endangered conservation areas. Sniffer dogs help park rangers track down guns, ammunition, and spent bullet casings. Dogs hunt poachers at night; poachers prefer to target wildlife late evening. Field rangers order dogs to attack on command. Poachers are inclined to avoid invading areas where sniffer dogs are present. South African鈥檚 Bloodhounds are prized for their tracking ability. They work in Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Virunga National Park Rangers patrol wildlife areas armed with AK-47's to protect themselves and the animals.
