A Seattle organization that trains search and rescue dogs and also assists law enforcement agencies in searches offered a unique perspective last week into how the dogs operate when they are put into service.
A video shared on social media demonstrated how one dog in training that was being tracked by a GPS device located a person and alerted its handler to their presence in a search area of 34 acres.
The non-profit organization King County Search Dogs posted the video to its Facebook page last week and it quickly went viral.
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KCSD shared a time-lapse video of a Google map that had a person designated as the search “subject” tucked away in a wooded area.
A dog named Lincoln and his handler worked their
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