Rat terriers were initially used to exterminate ... These dogs have large, pointy ears and coats in both black and red varieties. These energetic hunting dogs have big pointy ears with tons ...

The Transportation Security Administration will be putting more bomb-sniffing floppy-eared dogs to work — as opposed the pointy-eared dogs usually seen in airports across the country.

The agency's administrator told the Washington Examiner that the agency is phasing out pointy-eared dogs in favor of floppy-eared dogs, which seem to go over better with passengers. Happy New Year ...

The agency said it favors floppy-eared dogs over pointy-eared dogs, especially in the jobs that require interacting with traveling passengers, because floppy-eared dogs appear friendlier and less ...

According to an article in the Washington Examiner, the Transportation Security Administration is planning to trade pointy-ear dogs for floppy-ear ones because people are generally less scared of ...

Instead, they are hoping to transition to using floppy-eared dogs over the next few years. “Pointy-eared dogs can be a little ominous, a little intimidating — you generally see that with ...

The Transportation Safety Administration is hoping to stop scaring kids as they wait and are making an effort to use more floppy-eared dogs because pointy eared dogs scare children. TSA ...

Floppy-eared pups aren't as scary as pointy-eared ones, according to the TSA. Credit: BARBARA BRADY-SMITH, getty images /HERO IMAGES Expect to see more floppy-eared good boys at your local airport ...

Washington D.C. [USA], Jan 07 (ANI): It turns out that dogs with pointy, upright ears appear more off-putting and scary than their floppy-eared counterparts. Compared between a German Shepherd and ...

An nonthreatening, inviting, floppy-eared dog. The Transportation Security Administration is planning on phasing out pointy-eared dogs and replacing them with dogs with more floppy ears.

The Transportation Security Administration will be putting more bomb-sniffing floppy-eared dogs to work — as opposed the pointy-eared dogs usually seen in airports across the country.