In this Monday, April 3, 2017, photo, a black Labrador named Cash, one of two specially trained wildlife canine officers in a Colorado Parks and Wildlife pilot program, sits in the back of a truck used by Brock McArdle, wildlife manager for the north-central district of the state department, near Wellington, Colo. The dog is being used to sniff out poachers and find evidence as a canine cop of sorts, joining the ranks of dogs in more than two dozen other states being employed in the same capacity. (Pamela Johnson /Loveland Reporter-Herald via AP)
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