In FY 2005, canine teams at the port of entry seized over 407,447 pounds of narcotics, over 20 million illegal drug units (various pills, capsules, or vials), and over $15.2 million in seized property, resulting in 3,138 arrests. At checkpoints and between the official ports of entry, canine teams made 3,809 seizures totaling over 504,290 pounds of narcotics. The canine enforcement program was also responsible for detecting 50,468 concealed humans in FY 2005. During FY 2005 the canine enforcement program was accountable for over 52,866 Quarantine Material Interceptions of plant products and 15,216 Quarantine Material Interceptions of animal products with a combined weight of 66,096 pounds.

Three training facilities support the CBP canine force. The Canine Enforcement Training Center, ( Canine Enforcement Training Center Photography ) in Front Royal, Virginia, was established in 1974. The National Canine Facility, in El Paso, Texas, was established in 1991 and USDAs National Detector lab puppies for sale Training Center in Orlando, Florida, was established in 1997. In addition to CBPs border security mission, the CBP Canine Enforcement Program also conducts training for other federal, state, local, and foreign law enforcement agencies. The program also provides, on a case-by-case basis, assistance to state and local law enforcement entities.