Beagle Brigade 03

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The beagles are (high / highly) trained sniffing machines. In fact there is even a special school they go to for several weeks of intense training: the USDA National Detector Dog Training Center in Orlando, Florida. There a young beagle named Mica (train) in so-called scent association training. This means that (da ist) fruit hidden in one of several cardboard (Pappkarton) boxes. It is the dog (possessive case) job to figure out which one it is. If he gets it, he (not / bark = bellen) but simply sit down. (than / then) the difficult tests begin. Mixed in (unter) forbidden food are (perfect / perfectly) legal goods. A trainer explains, "We also incorporate things that have (ein klein bißchen) of a fruit smell to it. These are things we (not / want) them to respond (antworten) to." After training, Mica will join other (Zoll) dogs. She could go to work at a (Meer, not "ocean") or land port (Hafen), an international mail facility (Einrichtung) or one of 24 international airports.

looking / by the way (übrigens) / intimidating (einschüchternd) / curious (neugierig) / preferred (bevorzugt) / breed (Rasse)
, trainers say beagles are the for the job mainly because they are not to passengers. The Department of Agriculture is always for a few good dogs. The animals must be from one to three years old, and friendly and they must love food.