The ground is covered with obstacles and the terrain is uneven. At first glance, it won’t be easy. Syria find the target. Barely given orders, the Belgian Shepherd bitch malinois of the GNR runs towards the first cement blocks. When it smells a human, it accelerates its rhythm: it jumps over bricks, crosses small gaps and comes face to face with a person in a huddle. She alerts the handlers and is rewarded with her favorite toy.
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