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Dogs too: Re: [BEE-L] bees and horses
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Vermont had an AFB dog, years ago. Max the German Shepherd wonder dog. 
Also trained by the state police to be a drug sniffer...too rambunctious 
and was cross trained. He could find the AFB colony in a line of bee 
hives...until the first nose sting...

Mike

On 3/20/2012 9:52 PM, Anita Rickenberg wrote:
> Maryland has a dog that has been trained to detect AFB during hive
> inspections.
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