VOICED: Dogs sniff out explosives amid Iraq bomb threats

The video discusses the training of dogs to detect explosives in Baghdad, supported by the US military. It highlights the importance of canine teams in enhancing security as the US withdraws from Iraq. The video addresses the challenges faced, including cultural perceptions of dogs and the need for more trained K9 units. It also outlines the logistical plans for deploying these units and the impact they can have on security, despite limitations in resources and cultural acceptance.

What is the primary role of the K9 units being set up in Iraq?

• To guide the visually impaired

• To patrol the borders

• To detect explosives

• To assist in medical emergencies

Why is Iraq looking to boost its canine units?

• To replace outdated technology

• To enhance tourism

• To improve public relations

• To increase agricultural productivity

What is the cultural challenge faced in deploying K9 units in Iraq?

• Dogs are considered sacred

• Dogs are seen as impure

• Dogs are not effective in hot climates

• Dogs are too expensive to maintain

How long are the trained dogs expected to work?

• 5 years

• 7 years

• 12 years

• 10 years

What is the limitation of using dogs at checkpoints in Baghdad?

• They are too slow

• They require constant supervision

• They can only check a limited number of vehicles

• They are not reliable