article_snippet: The 40lb shells, which are believed to date from the 1860s, were sniffed out by a black Labrador named after Sir Barnes Wallis - the inventor of the bouncing bomb.
article_snippet: His owner, John Brewin, phoned the emergency services after His dog dug up one of seven unexploded shells during a walk in Sandwich Bay, Kent, on Sunday.
article_snippet: The shells, which are believed to date from the 1860s, were sniffed out by Labrador Labrador .
article_snippet: Barnes Wallis Labrador Labrador .
article_snippet: Experts from the Royal Logistics Corps Bomb Disposal Team arrived and, with Barnes help, uncovered another six shells.
article_snippet: Mr Brewin said it was not the first time Mr Brewin had found explosives.
article_snippet: Mr Brewin said: 'These are not the first Mr Brewin has found.' 'another six shells date from the 1860s and are 40lb Black Powder shells. '
article_snippet: The first one was found by my black Labrador Barnes Wallis and the others were then located by the Royal Logistics Corps Bomb Disposal Teamthe Royal Logistics Corps Bomb Disposal Team, assisted by Barnes again.'
article_snippet: It's amazing that the dog that sniffed the bombs out is named after Barnes Wallis - an amazing coincidence really.'
article_snippet: Uncovered: Bomb disposal experts arrived and, with Barnes' help, found another six shells on the beach .
article_snippet: Curious: Mr Brewin said another six shells on the beach, pictured, are not the first to be dug up by Mr Brewin pet .
highlights_snippet: First shell was sniffed out by Labrador on beach at Sandwich Bay, Kent .
  
highlights_snippet: The dog, named Barnes Wallis, helped bomb disposal experts find six more .
  