Canine handler Thomas Varner receives a kiss from his dog, Bovli, after he detected a backpack with explosive elements during a demonstration at DFW International Airport, recently. They were demonstrating the bomb-sniffing canine units that are used at airports across the United States.
There's nothing Szultan and Bovli love more than to play, but when they roll into Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport with their handlers, it’s all business. After all, there’s nothing more serious than finding explosives intended for airplanes.
Szultan and Bovli are two of 1,100 dogs which the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) uses to find explosives, bombs and dangerous materials at airports across the United States. These two work full-time at DFW and spend nights with their handlers.
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