Category: Sober living

However, police dogs are not typically trained to detect nicotine or tobacco products. This is because nicotine is a legal substance for adults, and police and other law enforcement agencies have no reason to train dogs to detect it. Instead, police dogs are trained to detect illicit substances and other illegal drugs, such as cocaine,…

With the increasing popularity of e-cigarettes, parents, school officials, and administrators are concerned about the easy access and distribution of nicotine products in school systems. In some cases, police dogs may be trained to detect tobacco products in specific situations, such as at customs or in prisons, where cigarettes are a regulated product. Police dogs…