E.T., one of the sniffer dogs being trained to detect the coronavirus disease, sits by his trainer Anette Kare. Reuters
Sniffer dog Miina, being trained to detect the coronavirus from the arriving passengers' samples. Reuters
Officials say dogs are able to detect coronavirus from a significantly lower amount of viruses than commonly used PCR tests. EPA
Sniffer dog K'ssi at the Helsinki airport. AP Photo
Finland has deployed coronavirus-sniffing dogs at the country’s main international airport. Sniffer dogs Miina, left, and K'ssi at the airport. AP Photo
Kössi and Miina greet trainer Susanna Paavilainen at the airport. AFP
Sniffer dogs named Valo and E.T. play with their trainers. AFP
Valo watches on with his trainer. Reuters
E.T., one of the sniffer dogs being trained to detect the coronavirus disease, sits by his trainer Anette Kare. Reuters
Sniffer dog Miina, being trained to detect the coronavirus from the arriving passengers' samples. Reuters
Officials say dogs are able to detect coronavirus from a significantly lower amount of viruses than commonly used PCR tests. EPA
Sniffer dog K'ssi at the Helsinki airport. AP Photo
Finland has deployed coronavirus-sniffing dogs at the country’s main international airport. Sniffer dogs Miina, left, and K'ssi at the airport. AP Photo
Kössi and Miina greet trainer Susanna Paavilainen at the airport. AFP
Sniffer dogs named Valo and E.T. play with their trainers. AFP
