Prison Dogs Granted Leave in the Big Apple - electric toothbrush

For some prison residents, a weekend off means playing in some wellsheeled turf.
A silver van drove in from a prison in New Jersey on Saturday morning, and passengers jumped out happily: Six Labrador hounds were raised as explosives by prisoners --
Dogs or guide dogs for blind people.
Their city visit is part of the exercise.
The volunteers exposed the Cubs to New York's harsh voice and high life, from churches to cocktail parties and Broadway shows, with furry charges everywhere.
"They can't adapt to traffic, crowds, fire engines, cars, trucks, loud noises in prison.
Inside, I got the dog startled by a hair dryer or an electric toothbrush, "said investment banker Ali nautier, who volunteered to act as a" nanny "for puppies in the bar ", it's a non-profit organization in Manhattan.
Except for female prisoners at the N. Edna Mahan Correctional Facility in ClintonJ.
In four prisons in New York state and one in Connecticut state, more than 100 criminals each have a dog for about a year and a half.
They live with animals in cells, train them, feed them, brush their teeth, play with them and record their progress.
Similar projects nationwide-
From Georgia to Washington state-
Let the prisoner train the dog to help the disabled, from turning on the lights to taking medicine, opening the refrigerator and cabinet door, and even asking for help on a special 911 phone.
During a vacation in New York City, at least six-month-old dogs wore a canvas jacket that read: "Puppies in prison, explosives --
"Dogs are found in training," added the American flag.
Last Saturday, 5-month-
Old Potter, a yellow lab destined to explode.
Sniffing at work, met her volunteer, notier, who arrived in a car with a creamy yellow puppy-
Story Time Warner Center, a new luxury commercial complex in Columbus Circle.
Potter got used to the bright green lawn of Edna Mahan prison and suddenly put her ass on white marble and began to sob, not used to her master or strange environment.
Outside, the traffic is crowded, the crowd is crowded, the noise is very loud, and Porter doesn't like it at all.
She soon learned a trick: from garbage to food, pick it up no matter what path she took ---
A quick trick-of-
Then chew it happily.
"You have to look at them all the time!
You keep taking things out of their mouths, "said a Nortier, who is equally untalkative.
On Sunday afternoon, the dogs were rushed back to prison, about 60 miles west of New York City near the Pennsylvania border.
On 1997, Gloria Gilbert Stoga in Manhattan started "the puppy in prison" and he adopted a labula who was hit by a truck and released from the guided training
Dogs receive care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week--free of charge.
The prisoners also benefited.
"I killed a life," said Ross Eschmann, who worked at Edna Mahan for killing people in vehicles. "This gives me a chance to pay off ---to save a life.
"Eschmann is training Sandi, a black Jet 2-month-
Old lab too young for a vacation.
"This needs to be done for a long time.
Term commitment--
Get different rewards, "said Matthew Schumann, spokesman for the New Jersey correction department.
According to all reports, the project is producing the world-
Dog service.
Adding that the two laboratories proposed by Edna Mahan are now working on the security details of Egyptian President hosni Mubarak.
Dogs are also available in Malaysia, Cyprus and Italy, as well as throughout the United States.
4 people donated to the New York police station bomb team they need to explode
After the 2001 terrorist attacks, the ability to detect canine animals was enhanced.
"Dogs produced by the Edna Mahan Project generally have more obedience training.
This speeds up the ability of dogs to enter professional training, "said Det.
Glen Ottoman of The New York police team, his 3-year-old bomb-
Sniffed Bowman is a product of a puppy in prison.
Bowman, who spent working days in a prison in northern Fishkill, has been sweeping possible terrorist targets, such as St Central Station.
During the game, Patrick's Cathedral, as well as the bullpen and dugouts of the Yankee Stadium.
He also spoke to New York Mayor Michael R.
Bloomberg's private jet and Secretary of State Colin L.
Manhattan suites Powell.
Some of Bowman's dogs are trained in the Edna Mahan prison, in the neatly trimmed lawns and trees, and in terms of what the eyes can see, these lawns and trees and rolling hills and
Started a full day of training in a room near the cell, and the air was filled with soft grilles of dogs chewing bones.
First of all, Potter got high marks on both sides of the fence.
Porter's prison parent, Kitty Pipicz, who was convicted of serious manslaughter for the death of a traffic accident, wrote a note to Nortier calling the puppy "sensitive" and "soft ".
The dogs came back from their vacations, excited and excited from everything they saw and did, said pievich.
"It's good," she said, "so they don't freak out when they work in the real world.