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In the meantime scientists are occupied in creating an electronic sniffing device that could “smell” as fit as a dog. Matching to CNN, Yushan Yan, a professor in the University of California and his team up are occupied with such a plan.The device would be workers held and will confirm to be an asset in airport certificate, baggage insuring and in military procedures, according to Yan. The vantage, matching to the professor, is that the device could be deployed with no investing time and money on training and sustentation, drug dog as one given do with dogs.With the prosperous completion of this plan will the need for sniffer dogs decline? This we will have to stop and watch…..Though electronic noses stop to join the fray of sniffing dogs, there are efforts to create an “ideal” sniffer dog. 7 cloned sniffer dogs, the 1st of its kind in the public were born in South Korea in 2007. They are called “Toppy” meaning Tomorrow’s Puppy and are born of three surrogate dams in a $300 million project funded by the state.