Quarantine dogs

Quarantine dogs

NAGOYA, Japan - Male beagle dogs Little Man (L) and Hunter are shown to reporters at the Central Japan International Airport, or Centrair, near Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, on April 22, 2013. It's the canines' job to sniff out meat, fruit and other products that must be quarantined from airplane passengers' luggage. (Kyodo)

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