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Sometimes, even after testing, our pups make it clear being an explosive detection K9 isn’t for themhttps://t.co/nPZl6YWNKb pic.twitter.com/07TXRCH7bp

— CIA (@CIA) October 18, 2017

CIA je u sredu saopštila da je donela tešku odluku da isključi 18-mesečnu ženku crnog labradora iz svog K9 programa.

Agencija navodi da je donela odluku nakon što je keruša u potpunosti izgubila interesovanje za pronalaženje eksplozivnih naprava.

"Svi psi, baš kao i studenti, imaju svoje bolje i lošije dane kada uče nešto novo. Ali, za pojedine pse poput Lulu, vremenom postaje jasno da je reč o dugotrajnom problemu. Ovaj posao jednostavno nije za nju", saopštila je CIA.

"Mnogo će nam nedostajati, ali smatramo da je ovo bila prava odluka za nju", navela je agencija na svom profilu na Tviteru.

Lulu se sada privikava na normalan način života, "igrajući se s decom, jureći zečeve i veverice u dvorištu, i jedući pseće poslastice".

We’re sad to announce that a few weeks into training, Lulu began to show signs that she wasn’t interested in detecting explosive odors. pic.twitter.com/c6lxHPfC09

— CIA (@CIA) October 18, 2017

All dogs, like humans, have good & bad days when learning something new.
Same for our pups, though it usually lasts just a day or two. pic.twitter.com/z9lQa2uKX4

— CIA (@CIA) October 18, 2017

Lulu wasn’t interested in searching for explosives.
Even when motivated w food & play, she was clearly no longer enjoying herself. pic.twitter.com/puvhDk1tRX

— CIA (@CIA) October 18, 2017

Our trainers’ top concern is physical & mental well-being of K9s.
They made difficult decision & did what’s best for Lulu: stop her training pic.twitter.com/Ss9y9LpE9q

— CIA (@CIA) October 18, 2017

Lulu was adopted by her handler & now enjoys her days playing w his kids & a new friend, & sniffing out rabbits & squirrels in the backyard. pic.twitter.com/WOImM75P1D

— CIA (@CIA) October 18, 2017