Jurors heard two cadaver police dogs were used to search the car of David Gilroy, the man accused of killing 38-year-old Suzanne Pilley.
A dog also found three areas of interest in the building where the missing bookkeeper worked, the court heard.
A DOG trained to look for bodies showed "some interest" in the boot of a car owned by a man accused of murder, a court has been told.
Jurors heard two cadaver police dogs were used to search the car of David Gilroy, the man accused of killing 38-year-old Suzanne Pilley.
A dog also found three areas of interest in the building where the missing bookkeeper worked, the court heard.