MrMoose
Jetboaters Admiral
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- Location
- Calgary, AB, Canada
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2015
- Boat Model
- AR
- Boat Length
- 24
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If the dignity trained and maintained properly very effective.... I ran a detector dog dor over 8 years... I was constantly amazed at her ability.... we would try to mess her ip and she would figure it out everytime..... they are truly amazi5 and it wad the best job I have ever had!Here is a pic of the Qugga and Zebra mussel inspection dog that inspected my boat on Memorial Day weekend. It's the first time I've heard of/seen such a dog. At another place I've been, but not in a long time because of their inspection process, they check the entire boat for standing water which can take 10 minutes or more, if they find any in the bilge, on the anchor line, etc. you fail and can't launch. Here there was no inspection fee and I didn't have to get out of the car, the dog and trainer simply walked around the boat / trailer in less than 30 seconds, I like it but do wonder how effective it is.
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On Lake Michigan beaches we have the zebra mussel shells so thick you can fill buckets without hitting sand. Far less fish the last couple years as well. Pretty sad. Pretty soon we will only have zebra mussels and asian carp.Here is a pic of the Qugga and Zebra mussel inspection dog that inspected my boat on Memorial Day weekend. It's the first time I've heard of/seen such a dog. At another place I've been, but not in a long time because of their inspection process, they check the entire boat for standing water which can take 10 minutes or more, if they find any in the bilge, on the anchor line, etc. you fail and can't launch. Here there was no inspection fee and I didn't have to get out of the car, the dog and trainer simply walked around the boat / trailer in less than 30 seconds, I like it but do wonder how effective it is.
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