The Training Aid Delivery Device, or TADD, is a canine training device developed by CCDC Chemical Biological Center researchers; it can safely contain a substance hazardous to dogs by only letting out the volatile organic compounds emitted.
| Date Taken: | 07.30.2020 |
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Army, University of Pennsylvania team up to train virus-detecting dogs
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