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U.S. officials knew bomb-sniffing dogs were dying from neglect in Jordan. They sent more.

Mencey, a pointy-eared, caramel-colored Belgian Malinois, was ready to sniff out bombs when he arrived in Jordan in July 2017.

TSA explosive detection canine Bovli, right, joins other dogs for a demonstration at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on July 24, 2019. They were demonstrating the bomb-sniffing canine units that are used at airports across the country. (Tom Fox/Dallas Morning News/TNS)
TSA explosive detection canine Bovli, right, joins other dogs for a demonstration at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on July 24, 2019. They were demonstrating the bomb-sniffing canine units that are used at airports across the country. (Tom Fox/Dallas Morning News/TNS)Read moreTom Fox / MCT
    by Alex Horton, Washington Post
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