How is this possible you ask? Well, child pornographers love to hide their porn stash between walls, underneath floors or by camouflaging it inside everyday common objects. Most of the pornography is stored electronically in SD cards, thumb drives and hard drives, and these devices use a common adhesive. The new age of sniffer dogs are trained to follow the scent of the adhesive, find the hidden evidence, and therefore identify the person in question as a child predator.

KHOU spoke with Texas’ Montgomery County Precinct 3 Constable Ryan Gable and he said child pornographers are getting more creative when it comes to hiding their porn. It has become harder to find the electronic files, but thanks to the sniffer dogs, the child pornographers continue to be apprehended and placed where they belong, behind bars.

Tyler Dunman, Chief Prosecutor for the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office said that in the recent hi-profile child porn case of former Subway spokesperson Jared Fogle, finding the hidden storage drives was a challenge, but thanks to the sniffer dogs, the evidence was found.

“(Investigators) went in and collected things and didn’t find what they were looking for, and that’s when they called in this canine dog to come in and assist and on the second round he found the devices that they were looking for,” said Dunman.

The pornography sniffer dogs are not used across the entire nation, but their effectiveness has proven that investing in the specialty K-9 officers is an investment worth making.

Service dogs work to improve our lives every day and K-9 officer risk their lives to protect our own, now the porn sniffer dogs are helping us protect the future and the innocence of children.

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Check out all of the preciousness in the video below!

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How cute is that? I’m sure mom loves the extra help, but this guy had better not try to take her Mother’s Day gifts!

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Joey Granados was diagnosed with a form of autism called Asperger’s syndrome.  It is a higher functioning form of autism, but still has very noticeable symptoms.  As one could imagine, getting this news from doctors was a tough thing for Joey’s mom, Amanda.

With Asperger’s, a severe dislike of physical contact is common.  Sometimes, physical contact with someone with Asperger’s can result in violent outlashing.  Behavior and social skills don’t come easy to those with Asperger’s, and for some can be the worst part of all.

The worst part of any of this, for Amanda at least, was that she couldn’t have that physical contact with her son.  To never really be able to kiss, cuddle or love your child like every good mother wants to by nature is crippling to some, and can cause long term damage mentally and emotionally speaking.

Amanda thought that it was just going to be an impossibility.  That is until a few months ago when someone new came into Joey’s life.  This someone’s name was Roxy.  She was tall, had a silly disposition and was covered in gray fur.  That’s right, Roxy is a dog.

“I get emotional thinking about it,” said Amanda in an interview.  “For all those years, he wouldn’t hold my hand, he wouldn’t hug me — it was all part of the autism — but this dog has taught him how to give and show affection.  He holds my hand now!  He hugs me!  The first time I got a kiss on the cheek was when Roxy came home.”

Joey is now 14, and things do seem to be getting a bit easier for him.  He gives the credit to Roxy, his best friend, for showing him how to love, and for helping him to pick up on those social cues that those with Aspergers’ just seem to have so much trouble with.

“I didn’t have too many friends growing up, but then we got Roxy and I’ve been able to make friends ever since,” said Joey.  “At home, I’ve been able to hold my mom’s hand, kiss her, hug her and do a lot of things that I hadn’t been able to do growing up.  She’s opened up my heart.”

Thanks to the incredible power of love and friendship, Roxy has taught Joey many things that without her, he might have never known.

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Well, you’re about to!

In the Czech Republic, a driver was just casually driving down the road when he saw something that he doesn’t see everyday, a Saint Bernard walking (well, dragging actually) a child and crossing the road! Luckily he was able to stop in time. Everything was caught in the car’s dashcam. Watch the video below!

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That must’ve hurt!

Big dogs like Saint Bernards are quite a handful! They’re very strong and they’re hard to manage. So never let a child handle such a big dog!

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Two people, one working as a store Santa and the other as an elf, have been fired for turning away a little girl and her assistance dog.  They were employed at The Shops at Mission Viejo in California.  Apparently, the pair were afraid of the little girl’s assistance dog, which is a pit bull.

News of the firing was released on Pup-cake’s social media site.  Pup-cake was in line with seven-year-old that she assists with her daily life, Abcde Santos, for over 30 minutes on the day in question.  They were hoping to get a picture together with Santa and his Elf.

Even though the little girl, whom is Autistic, and her dog waited as long as they did for their photo opportunity, when they got to the front of the line, they were quickly asked to leave.  Apparently, this Santa has a fear of pit bulls.

According to reports, even trying to take the dog out of line to just have the little girl go was no good either.  Santa still refused to take a picture with, or interact in any way with Abcde.  Even after the dog was removed.  The little girl was very understandably upset over things.

If there was anything good to come of this, the property group that owns “The Shops” acted very quickly.  The management team overseeing the whole store Santa operation immediately fired the pair for their actions, and so did the company supplying the Santa and Elf employees, Noerr.

In a comment posted to The Shops at Mission Viejo’s Facebook page on Monday, the Shops management team said, “We look forward to welcoming back the Santos family and Pup-Cake for a special Santa experience.”  Fans of the stores Facebook page lauded their quick action in the matter, posting many positive comments.

The Santos family works to educate the public about the American with Disabilities Act – the media release stated: “The Santos family’s goal is always equality education and their offer to provide American with disabilities act training still stands.”

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