Breeder's Notebook

Terror Fighting Dog

At present, there are 25 Sulimov dogs at work in the national airport
in Moscow. There are reportedly only about 40 of the animals in
existence, most at work in the Russian airport, and the rest dedicated
to forensic criminology work. The Sulimov dog is highly regarded as a
detection animal, able to extraordinary finds due to its sense of
smell, and able to enter small spaces and corners owing to its size.
It also has a distinctive way of indicating a 'positive' detection:
it's curled tail - owing to it's husky lineage - droops and goes
slack.

But don't expect to see these incredible genetic creations in the West
any time soon. The Sulimov dog is essentially considered a state
secret in Russia, and is prohibited from exportation. The Russians
may have created the best detection dog on the planet, but like all
government secrets, they're not willing to share it with the rest of
the world. The Sulimov dogs are at work protecting the public in
Russia. Perhaps when they have been recognized as an established
breed and find widespread acceptance and acclaim in their field they
will be bred extensively, and be sent to the far corners of the globe
to do their exceptional work.At present, there are 25 Sulimov dogs at work in the national airport
in Moscow. There are reportedly only about 40 of the animals in
existence, most at work in the Russian airport, and the rest dedicated
to forensic criminology work. The Sulimov dog is highly regarded as a
detection animal, able to extraordinary finds due to its sense of
smell, and able to enter small spaces and corners owing to its size.
It also has a distinctive way of indicating a 'positive' detection:
it's curled tail - owing to it's husky lineage - droops and goes
slack.

But don't expect to see these incredible genetic creations in the West
any time soon. The Sulimov dog is essentially considered a state
secret in Russia, and is prohibited from exportation. The Russians
may have created the best detection dog on the planet, but like all
government secrets, they're not willing to share it with the rest of
the world. The Sulimov dogs are at work protecting the public in
Russia. Perhaps when they have been recognized as an established
breed and find widespread acceptance and acclaim in their field they
will be bred extensively, and be sent to the far corners of the globe
to do their exceptional work.

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