The department is adding more resources to their search and rescue efforts, including a K-9 Bloodhound specializing in sniffing.
So far, the San Diego County Sheriff's Department helicopter unit has already responded to almost 170 hiking rescues.
Now, the department is adding more resources to their search and rescue efforts, including a K-9 Bloodhound specializing in sniffing.Watch the video at the top of this page to learn more about the department's training.
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