Their mission is very important, since South Africa holds 80% of the world’s rhino population
“In the areas where the Southern African Wildlife College patrol, the success rate of the dogs is around 68 percent using both on and off-leash free tracking dogs, compared to between three to five percent with no canine capacity,” van Straaten said. “The game-changer has been the free tracking dogs who are able to track at speeds much faster than a human can, in terrain where the best human trackers would lose spoor.”
or to just chew their hands off, that would be cool. Maybe a strong bite to the balls to top it off.