Do you think searches should be conducted based on a drug-sniffing dog?  Why or why not?


     In my opinion searches shouldn't be fully based on drug-sniffing dogs, mainly because the dogs not always right. It says in the article that only a 12% success rate for dogs in a controlled setting, meaning that the other 88% isn't a success. I think that the police need evidence of drugs before they bring in the drug-sniffing dogs, so that way the searches are based off a bit of both.