Military Dog Picture of the Week. (June 20th, 2012) Video footage directly from Afghanistan!
Sgt. Anouska a Tactical Explosive Detection Dog has just found detonation cord under a T-wall and now stands at attention to let his handler know that he has found some explosives. This was a demonstration showcasing different types of military dogs and their capabilities at International Security Assistance Force Regional Command-South headquarters on Kandahar Air Field.
(Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Jimmie Crockett)
As promised-actually footage of Working Dog Diego “sniffing it” Khandahar style!
Renco, a military working dog with the Provost Marshall’s Office, takes a well earned break after running a circuit obedience course. Renco and Lance Cpl. Sky T. Bryson, have worked together for almost ten months.
In case you missed or want to revisit prior weeks. Here are the links.
Military Dog Picture of the Week. (June 13th, 2012) Anax Retires!
Military Dog Picture of the Week. (June 6th, 2012) Guardians of the Night.
Military Dog Picture of the Week. (May 30th, 2012) SGT Rex Retires!
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Worship Dancer says: LOL look at the smile on those faces. anyone who says dogs don’t smile have never seen a MWD. they look pretty happy to me.
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They are happy for the attention the handler constantly give them!
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LOL look at the smile on those faces. anyone who says dogs don’t smile have never seen a MWD. they look pretty happy to me.
They are happy for the attention the handler constantly give them!