“He’s used to meeting people, hundreds of people every day, so to take that away from him would be tough,” Falzon says. He busts bad guys and, in busting them, has netted the Canadian government about $2.4 million in fines and penalties. We put Jagger’s nose, already the stuff of airport legend, to the test during a recent visit to Pearson. “Jagger is a canine currency detector dog and he looks for cash,” says Falzon, an officer and master dog handler with Canada Border Services. “We’ve been going to work every day for almost 10 years and, you know, it’s going to be tough to leave him at home,” Falzon says.

Source: National Post June 14, 2016 14:48 UTC