Training aids for search dogs

Getxent scent cylinders for searching for human remains.

Do you want to train your cadaver detection dog (also called cadaver dog) with genuine, authentic scent from human bodies? Now it's possible with Getxent scent cylinders, which offer eight different scents of human remains, and make it possible to practice even if you don't have access to real materials. Getxent scent cylinders provide a safe and effective method of training cadaver detection dogs (HRD) under realistic conditions. These scent cylinders continuously release the selected scent for up to six months, enabling long-term training.

Training with these scent cylinders, which have a genuine and genuine scent (not pseudo), is an effective way to train search dogs under realistic conditions. From imprinting to operational searches. The cylinders release fragrance molecules continuously for up to six months. Getxent scent cylinders are a patented technology based on an innovative polymer.

Technology

Getxent scent tubes are based on a patented technology.

Specifications

• Pack of 10 Getxent scent cylinders, already impregnated for seven days.
• From real human bodies.

Description

• 10 Getxent scent cylinders ready to use with your chosen scent.
• Tube dimensions: 8x35 mm
• Tube weight: 0.93 g
• Shelf life: 6 months

Shipping and Delivery

Scent cylinders that are in stock are shipped immediately. For fragrances that are not in stock, it takes about 2+3v. If the tubes are also listed with the manufacturer, it can take approx. 3+6v.

Areas of use

• SAR: Find missing persons, disaster victims or individuals in hard-to-reach terrain. Well-trained search dogs can help search teams narrow down the search area by identifying the scent of human remains.
• Forensic investigations: In criminal investigations, cadaver dogs help forensic teams find hidden or buried bodies. The findings of these dogs can be crucial in crime scene investigations, helping police find evidence that would otherwise be difficult to locate.
• Natural disasters: Cadaver search dogs are used after natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods or hurricanes to find victims buried under masses or rubble. Their ability to detect the smell of decomposing bodies can greatly speed up rescue efforts.
• Major Accidents: In major accidents, such as plane crashes or other large-scale accidents, cadaver detection dogs can be used to locate and recover human remains. This is critical to identifying victims and giving closure to families.
• Historical and Archaeological Sites: Cadaver dogs can be used in archaeological or historical contexts to locate ancient burial sites or human remains. Their sensitive noses can detect even tiny traces of decomposition, helping scientists uncover the story