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Training Mountain Rescue Dogs: Tracking Missing Persons Wants to Be Learned

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25 search dog teams used the extensive area of the Schwarzenberg barracks on 17 October to train their sniffing noses. Not only was the advertisement of missing people rehearsed, but also worked with special smells. WALS-SIEZENHEIM. For this special exercise at the barracks site, the mountain rescue Salzburg was supported by an experienced instructor of the Bergwacht Bayern. In addition to the usual display exercises, the dogs also came into con…
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25 search dog teams used the extensive area of the Schwarzenberg barracks on 17 October to train their sniffing noses. Not only was the advertisement of missing people rehearsed, but also worked with special smells. WALS-SIEZENHEIM. For this special exercise at the barracks site, the mountain rescue Salzburg was supported by an experienced instructor of the Bergwacht Bayern. In addition to the usual display exercises, the dogs also came into con…

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meinbezirk.at broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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