Chile customs showcases puppies training to sniff out drugs
Published on April 20, 2026.
The Chilean government has released a video showing puppies training to detect drugs. The process begins at birth and continues until about one year old. The dogs are part of the team at customs control points and play a significant role in the daily work of officers. They have been trained to detect more than 12 substances and have already performed well in their duties.
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