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You got one thing straight. You don't know much about dogs.
Like I said, the toy drive IS the prey drive, IS the drive to chase deer. This will only work as long as the dog is not a great dog. As you put it, a retarded dog.
A well trained dog will ignore all but the target scents, save new scents.
I haven't been pulled over in a few years and 10+ years while I was riding dirty.
Cops can also be distracted, just as the dogs.
They want a calm person to talk to, if your calm and scared they can tell. If they walk up to the window and you are fuming mad/yelling/pissed, he will try/want you to calm down. This is where the distraction takes place because he is then focusing on you being pissed off and trying to calm you down, he doesn't have much of a chance to sense if your trying to hide something if your super pissed off. As you slowly calm down, he will likely just want to do his work and be done with you.
Cops know if a person is calm and becomes increasingly nervous, there is probably something they are hiding, but if you drop the anger bomb on them it screws up that whole scenario. Then their main concern is going to be to get you calm down vs trying to sense if you hiding something.
I will say, it depends a lot on what you look like too, so that has to be factored in.
Good tip on the deer piss.
Black pepper will also clog up their smell sensors for a few hours.
Black pepper will also clog up their smell sensors for a few hours.
I can see mythbusters doing a special on this one
I think it's nuts to think you can fool all of the dogs all of the time, accidents happen, people get careless and so on.
Turkey bags hide the smell, inside a potato chip bag it might fool a dog.
I got pulled over once for speeding. When the cop saw my guitar in the case in the back seat, he wanted to search the car (you know, musician=drug dude). So I let him, because I knew the car was clean. Then, he did a VERY thorough search.
So, maybe sometimes if you act innocent and let them do their thing, the cops will do just a light search, but I wouldn't count on it.
Hell w/ deer piss - cheaper to piss yourself...
Offer the cop a blow job - right off the bat - say he makes you hot, you wanna get some "blue" balls...
He will get you outta there ASAP...
Squint - look at my av - now picture a dark highway, smell of fresh urine and that ugly mug is offerin' to gobble your knob. Are you gonna rifle thru my car now???
Hell w/ deer piss - cheaper to piss yourself...
Offer the cop a blow job - right off the bat - say he makes you hot, you wanna get some "blue" balls...
He will get you outta there ASAP...
Squint - look at my av - now picture a dark highway, smell of fresh urine and that ugly mug is offerin' to gobble your knob. Are you gonna rifle thru my car now???
Turkey bags hide the smell, inside a potato chip bag it might fool a dog.
Oh, another trick I thought up recently.
For those who don't believe deer piss will distract the dog.
Dogs don't have individual triggers for each drug. It's one trigger, for all drugs, I believe.
If you made a paste that is transluscent with some drug in it, and put it on your rims, or even on a basic item in your car that any cop can see is obviously not a drug. The dog will trigger at this item and the cop will see/smell nothing wrong with it at all.
The cop might wonder why the dog is triggering at your tire, and even go to lengths to take your tire off, if truly suspicious. While this may take time out of your day, it will completely distract them from the potato chip bag with bud in it. If you combine the deer piss with the "drug-paste", the cop will investigate where the dog is triggering, and just think he is triggering at deer piss for some reason. Or think you're using the deer piss to cover something.
Either way, it will distract him from the main smell. While particals may permeate through any substance, if there is a stronger source of the smell nearby(the paste), the dog will go to it, and he wont be able to identify the potato chip bag that a few bud particals permeated through. Just make sure the drug concentration in the invisible paste is high enough to distract the dog from other concentrations, but not enough to be detected by an officer or tested.
Be creative. This is an example of distracting the dog with EXACTLY what he is looking for, but the officers won't be able to find it where the dog is alerting.
If the cops want to dismantle parts of your car because the dog is alerting to it, and find nothing, you may have a law suit on your hands, though I'm not really sure about that. I do know the dog and the officer will be distracted from the real source that is cleverly hidden.