Cadaver Detection Dog Training
Corpse Scent Kit
Canine training aids for the detection of corpses
human dead body detection all stages of composition
detection Dog Training
Canine training aids for the detection of corpses
SOKKS-MPTS® Cadaver will assist you to train your canine to detect both deceased and live humans and human only blood. NOT animals or animal blood. SOKKS-Cadaver is REAL human odour and will enable the dogs to detect humans at ALL stages of decomposition. The dogs already trained using the SOKKS-MPTS® have had proven and verifiable results in both land and water searches. No longer worry about messy training aids. Join the future in detection dog conditioning by implementing SOKKS-Cadaver into your training inventory
100 tubes per bottle
This price includes free shipping WORLDWIDE
This price includes free shipping WORLDWIDE
200 tubes per bottle
This price includes free shipping WORLDWIDE
This price includes free shipping WORLDWIDE
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Storage Requirements
If you have a dark and cool place, you can store SOKKS®. SOKKS® Tubes stored properly have a shelf life of 3 years. Training aids should be stored in the original container in a dark, cool place. SOKKS® should not be frozen, nor should it be exposed to bright light and high temperatures for long periods of time.
A SOKKS® tube is completely non-toxic. It is absolutely safe for both the handler and the dog. If your dog swallows a training aid, he is still in some danger of intestinal injury and should be seen by a veterinarian. Normally it should pass without any trouble.
SOKKS® K-9’s are trained on pure odor. We believe that in short order judicial notice will be taken of SOKKS®. Each dog can still be certified using current state standards by using real products. However, since SOKKS® uses the PURE ODOR of for example REAL Arson all current court decisions regarding the validity of training with real substances still apply.