The international airport in Florida’s second-largest city is now using dogs that are said to be able to detect COVID-19. The two canines, Cobra and OneBetta, recently started sniffing employees at Miami International Airport. One is a Belgian Malinois and the other is a Dutch Shepherd. The dogs were trained with protocols developed by Florida International University’s Global Forensic and Justice Center. The training involved masks from people who were at the hospital and had COVID-19. Trainers taught the dogs to pinpoint an odor produced by metabolic changes in people infected with COVID-19, the disease caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. If they alert their handlers, then the person is made to take a rapid COVID-19 test. The workers cannot work until the test results come back. The program is voluntary at present, Kenneth Furton, provost and executive vice president of Florida International University, said on CNN’s “New …