TaxiBoy said:Again, with respect, this is misguided and false information. Please do not believe this and set yourself up for trouble. I would hate for you or anyone else to get busted for believing in a myth. These dogs are highly trained LEO. Thats right, they are treated and viewed as STAFF MEMBERS by LE organizations. They are rigorously trained NOT to be distracted by simple items like food, toys, noises, etc. These dogs have tens of thousands of dollars pumped into their training so that they can complete their mission; to detect drugs, explosives, chemicals, people, or whatever else they have been deigned to search for. Now, I am not saying that these dogs are machines, incapable of making mistakes and performing at 100% of their ability at all times, but it is not worth taking a risk that the dog sniffing your bag is a misfit who performs poorly on the job. When properly concealing MJ for shipment, one should employ a commercial grade vacuum sealer with heavy duty bags. The bagger should don a pair of latex gloves, promply ISO wash those gloves, and then dawn another pair. This could be done in triplicate for extra security. The point of this is to avoid stray molecules from contaminating your bags. Proceed with vacuum sealing, immersing each sealed unit in an ISO bath and allowing to air dry on a sanitized surface. Repeat this bag-n-bath at least two times. Myself, I use 4 bags and on the 3rd, prior to going into the last bag and dip, i coat the bag with petroleum jelly to trap any possible stray airborn particles and i then re-bathe the parcel in ISO to be sure that I remove all traces of contraband. I rely on the slow release of odor molecules from the plastic vacuum sealed bags to keep my shipment stealthy, and always mail overnight. I have never been caught using these methods, and I have been shipping buds across the country for almost a decade, for what it's worth.
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