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Originally Posted by The_Dunedan
Without a Warrant, yes it does. A drug-dog is a tool, nothing more. Without a Warrant, that tool may not be lawfully used. Unless evidence of criminal activity is visible to the naked eye ( in which case the evidence may be confiscated and the suspect arrested without a warrant ) a Warrant must be obtained for any search, by any means, to pass Constitutional muster, the opinions of Statist judges notwithstanding.
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Whether you agree with the search dogs or not, it is not the choice of the search dogs to be there. Yet you shove amonia and cayenne pepper up their nose as though they themselves have decided to violate your rights. At best, that's a stupid move. And really, it's animal cruelty.