They do not sniff for that, it is a short amino acid chain that forms the peptide nothing that would get their attention. No worries. However, little glass vials may "look sketchy".
No....I don't think so. My best friend, who just happens to be in the K9 unit in the NYPD...told me they could find things that were touched by humans. He was in the news not long ago for being the first US Police Dept. for taking in a dog from the US Army to work for the NYPD. He was on Fox and Friends just the other day actually. His prime duty is explosive and drug search....but he can find almost anything in a room that a human has handled.
No....I don't think so. My best friend, who just happens to be in the K9 unit in the NYPD...told me they could find things that were touched by humans. He was in the news not long ago for being the first US Police Dept. for taking in a dog from the US Army to work for the an American PD. He was on Fox and Friends just the other day actually. His prime duty is explosive and drug searching....but he can find almost anything in a room that a human has handled. Pretty cool.....jobs for veteran dogs available for when they come back from tour.
As far as the dogs go, I don't think you'll have anything to worry about.
On the other hand, if they're looking for contraband most likely the dogs aren't the only search method they'll employ.
I'm certain research chemicals would be considered contraband.
If they find them they will most likely ask you to explain what they are and what you use them for.
I would advise you to remove them.
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