dogs sniffing treasures

NJnuggetpirate

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CMDiamonddawg

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Hi NJ

:cool: read about a dog who found a 2-3 oz. nugget in Jackson , Cal. about 8 years ago ,saw it under a bush that he frequents , dog scooped it up and the owner grabbed it ,,

seriously doubt if the dog could smell the gold nugget , :rolleyes: my dog helps digs field finds , that's about it , doesn't care what is in the hole , snacks only.

Hope you can get more about this , dogs can do some amazing things , but finding buried treasure would be a stretch.
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HH

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TheRingFinder

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All though dogs have been trained to find certain items IE: Drugs, explosives.........Not sure that Gold or silver actually have a "smell" ??????:icon_scratch:
 

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I have thought about doing this!! I do not know if gold has a unique scent ??????

chuck.
 

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NJnuggetpirate

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I have thought about doing this!! I do not know if gold has a unique scent ??????

chuck.

I agree but dogs like blood hounds are better then most stronger nose so maybe it's possible for certain species
 

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