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Episode Synopsis "Using dogs to disperse wildlife"
Kylie Patrick is joined by Martin Ziviani, Senior Wildlife Biologist for Avisure. In this Avicast episode, Kylie and Marty talk about using dogs on airports to disperse wildlife. They discuss what's involved in finding the right dog, training the dog and handler, and some of the risks and challenges with using dogs on airports. Joe the Wonder Dog Craig Murray Dog Training Border Collies at Dover AFB
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