Milton, GA, USA. März 2021, 3rd. Die Gründerin von Canine, Jennifer Arnold, kuschelt sich Mayberry, ein 12 Wochen alter Golden Retriever Welpe, auf ihrer Trainingsfarm in Nord-Georgia AssistantsÕ. "Welpen entwickeln Vertrauen in die Menschen und Vertrauen in sich selbst als Teil unseres Bildungsprotokolls bekannt als Bond-basierte Ansatz", sagte sie. Diese Zukunft Medical Alert Hunde begann die 18-24 Monate Bildungsprozess bei 5 Wochen Alter. Kredit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live Nachrichten

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March 3, 2021, Milton, GA, USA: Canine AssistantsÕ founder, Jennifer Arnold, snuggles Mayberry, a 12-week-old Golden retriever puppy, on her North Georgia training farm. Ã’Puppies develop trust in people and confidence in themselves as part of our educational protocol known as the Bond-Based Approach, Ó she said. ..These future Medical Alert dogs started the 18-24 month educational process at 5 weeks of age. Medical Alert dogs have been taught to detect a personÕs biochemical reaction to the COVID-19 virus, as well as breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, stomach, liver, ovarian, prostate, skin, and thyroid cancers, with varying levels of success. Trained dogs have sniffed for cancers in a half-dozen sample types, including blood, sweat samples, breath, tissue, and even urine. Some oncologists believe that each cancer has a unique smell to it, and cancer-detecting dogs have proven increasingly adept in their ability to notice these scents..Arnold founded Canine Assistants, a non-profit organization which teaches and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs..ArnoldÕs business that trains service dogs to help people with medical needs is now teaching them to detect the coronavirus inside senior living communities. (Credit Image: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Wire)

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