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Exploring canine’s olfactive threshold in artificial urine for medical detection

Fig 2

Experimental design of training and testing sessions.

A. Training session: Dogs were trained during 1–4 days with three lines of motivation of followed by a simple blinded lines with the tested concentration. When the dog successfully passes the level of concentration during testing (success in more than 75% of the lines), he was tested in a double-blind situation (B). B. Testing session: The testing session consists of three lines of motivation, two or three lines of simple blind tests, then four lines of double-blind tests. In the preliminary single-blinded phase, we required dogs to correctly complete two trials before advancing to the double-blinded phase. If a dog succeeded in only one out of the first two trials, a third trial was conducted to provide an additional opportunity for qualification.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0321394.g002