The War Dog's Story: Giving a Voice to the Voiceless [extended trailer 2]
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2022
- Throughout history, dogs have accompanied man at work and play. Even during wartime, dogs functioned as mascots and trained in a variety of jobs to protect and save lives on battlefields throughout the world.
In this series, we focus on the roles dogs performed during times of war in support of our ground troops. From WWI when dogs served as mascots in the trenches of France to WWII when they were highly trained to perform jobs a soldier could not do that protected our troops from harm and helped to defeat the enemy. You will hear the stories from veteran war dog handlers of the Korean War and the Vietnam War about the roles their heroic dogs played to save their lives and the lives of others under extreme combat conditions.
With the global war on terror, military working dogs continue to be an invaluable lifesaving asset serving with our special operations community.
Since WWII, Military Working Dogs have consistently played a vital role in times of peace and war, oftentimes paying the ultimate price for their service and sacrifice.
This is a War Dog’s Story - giving a voice to the voiceless.
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We left so many of our working dogs in Afghanistan too. I can freely admit that I love my dogs more than I do most people.
And that's sad. But he sitting there lying will so many abandon K-9 soldiers left behind LAABAS.
I hate the fact that dogs were left behind I would die for my GSD as he would for me !
Why !?? I don’t understand why they leave them over there
@@evansullivan3455 because the military sees them as tools
Roger that.
The only animal on the face of the earth that loves you more than itself.
Never doubt your dog. Dogs will never lie to you
I hate a liar, that's why I love dogs. They are incapable of lying.
What’s so sad is the soldiers separated from their dogs with German shepherds the bond between human and German Shepherd is very very strong
Been training GSDs for 17 years. Breeding them etc. They imprint onto ONE human, for life. They will give their lives, HAPPILY, without a second thought, for that human. My personal dogs name is Captain America, my favorite hero. He's my shield, my guardian, my angel, my protector and above all else, best friend.
The best decision I ever made was choosing him over a wife. Shit, save a lot of money that way lmao!
These dogs need to be celebrated just as much as our men and women in uniform. 3:50 I was fostering a Staffordshire Bull Terrier named Apollo. He was an amazing pup. It took me 6 months to put two and two together to realize that he was alerting me to an upcoming Migraine. I didn't even know dogs could alert to Migraine. It was that day that I adopted him. We went through medical dog training, and he became an official Medical Alert Dog in 2018. What he was detecting was the dump of serotonin that my brain was doing 2-3 hrs. before the pain would start. He did this all on his own. He was never before trained in anything like this. He was born into a dog fighting ring and used as a bait dog. When they were done with him, he was used as a junk yard dog, left outside with no shelter. I saved his life, and he saved mine. RIP Apollo. I love you buddy and miss you everyday.
Always remember God spelled backwards is Dog.
as a non dog owner, really wasnt expecting to cry thru this.
We never leave any soldier behind 2 legged to 4 legged . Thank you all for your services and sacrifices.
But they did in Vietnam .
@@anugranmathimugan2778 What they're not telling to this day is that a lot of the Dogs weren't Left......They were Put Down, then left. It's almost unthinkable today, but that was the hard truth of my generation's War.
My War, if you will.
The Greatness of the War Dogs is such that the Biggest Baddest Most Violent Men on Earth, Our Spec Ops Warriors are brought to tears thinking, let alone Talking about the Selfless Valor, bravery and sacrifice of those Magnificent 4 Legged Warriors, who would Literally "Fight The World, and Die Gladly" for their Troops.
Is it any wonder that Hard Men Weep for them, and that they were so loved, Admired and Respected by those who served and faced Death with them?
Anybody who would say "Oh Well, it's Just A Dog" is a Damned Fool with something missing in their Character
There Is No Such Thing as "Just A Dog"
It's just my opinion, but I Humbly Submit...........Except for God's Love, and the sacrifice of his Only Son, there is no greater Gift that God has blessed Mankind with, than the Loyalty and Selfless Love of a Dog
Never leave a man behind, that's BS.
Thats a lie
@@dwightcurrie8316 Agreed Dwight . I was horrified when I heard years ago , A dark stain indeed on all that were involved.
They are also heroes! Nothing but love and respect for them!
They’re not equipment, they’re soldiers.
Looks great, I’m eagerly anticipating this series
Hi, do you know when it might release? Ive not heard of the series. thanks.
@@dandelionandclover875mi
Those dogs were'nt an equipment, but loving and beloved friends and partners for their handlers
Sept 21, 2023. I had just watched the episode on Benno and his handler earlier in the day. Benno was a true war hero, I hope Mac no longer takes the blame for Benno being shot because it was not his fault. I am 63 y.o and I cried when Benno was shot and killed. What a beautiful series this is.
It never amazes ceases to amaze me that an entirely different species can be so loyal, so dedicated and so capable. They’re incredible
Unconditional
@@stopandthinkaboutit8636 + unwavering, unparalleled and unbelievable! Lol
Meovvkevvittz
The best things the Germans ever did was create this breed for the world. Literally man made breed for work. Happy to say I'm 3 years from being a 20 year trainer and specialize in this breed for very specific jobs.
@@anthonyzulloYou are welcome...but there are a lot more wonderful breeds from Germany
Dogs are humans' best friends, so much more loyal than us. I LOVE my dog, gives me so much comfort and joy.
Just to be told they are a good boy or girl. Just to know they did good for their human is what they want. How people can betray neglect be cruel and abandon their dogs is beyond me. They just want to be our friend. Real friend.
Dogs never cease to amaze . Incredible companions
I live with a Belgian Malinois, and I love that dog so much. He's a family member. Hearing the veterans tell the story about the orders to leave their dogs behind made me cry. I think I can understand their pain. God bless these veterans and all K9 soldiers.
I would Never leave My dog ! Fact is,these dogs rescued 3:41 to leave them behind!!!
you build a different bond with a dog that helps you survive in the real world, I get what you're saying though.
I would've stayed with mine or been killed trying to take him. They let terrorist on those planes leaving bahgram AFB.
Fortunately now days things are a lot better because of animal rescue groups helping soldiers reunite with their K-9 partner. These animal rescue groups also helped soldiers bring home their furry companions that they adopted while surviving overseas. I think it’s lest that should be done.
Here’s a quick story;
Many of squads have adopted a dog or three in Iraq. These dogs would wait at units huts for their new pack mates to return for the day. The dogs and their human pack mates would greet each other and enjoy their evening together and other any other spare time they could find. Then one night a little after lights out the dogs outside would alert the dogs inside they might be something off and after few more moments they start barking like crazy which was unusual. That’s woke up their human pack mates and they then grab their rifles to see what was wrong. They just got outside when the insurgents started attacking the barracks area. But thanks to their K-9 pack mates early warning no one died and only a few wounded. There was some grumbling about the dogs from command but after the attack they stopped grumbling. The soldiers found a way to get the dogs shipped back to the states (often at high personal expense) to where a few of members of each squad adopted them into their families.
If they are enlisted, you HAVE to recover their remains and bring them back to the states for proper buriel. If you found the dogs in your duty then yes, you leave them behind. I currently have 7 still enlisted and 3 purple hearts as well as a few other medals for their duty.
God bless our K9 soldiers.
yes Dogs my friends , thanks. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Yes indeed thank you for your service to our Republic. We are forever grateful for your sacrifice and the K9s too🙏🇺🇸
Absolutely brilliant. I'm in 😢🐕🐕👍. I did 37yrs in the British Army. Dogs are amazing. Thank you too them all. RIP. gone but not forgotten. 🐕🐕
I wish us Brits would thank our served soldiers as much as the Americans do.
I had dogs all of my life and there is something i have heard and took in to my soul.While man cant stand next to you in the wind a dog will still be standing next to you in a storm. There is nothing more true then this.
Yes! Der Hund bleibt mir im Sturme treu, der Mensch nicht mal im Winde! (Franz von Assisi)
@@dasmadchenausdemechtennord3922 Das ist echt so. Ich vermisse meinen Deutschen Schäferhund so sehr.
Without a doubt.
13.27 MIN YOU CAN SEE THE VETERAN TOUCHING THE STATUE AND ACTUALLY FEEL HIS LONG LOST BUDDY GOD BLESS THEM ALL
Didn’t take 5 minutes for me to tear up!
Ditto
The value of that dog can't be measured.
As a former British infantry soldier, I can't reinforce that in any way shape, or form. I genuinely hope the K9s found the peace they truly deserve. absolutely priceless.
How could they find peace when they were bombed or left to die
Thank you for bringing this to light. I think the comment “if it has a heartbeat” makes them a soldier and should be valued. This needs to be shared with many more people. God bless you for doing this…these dogs deserve recognition, respect and a comfortable post duty life.
As do all animals.. check out a ww1 dog called Stubbs this dog got promoted twice Stubbs ended up a Sargent ,✌️🇬🇧👍
So much respect for these animals and their partners. Thank you.
My service dog is a Leavenworth wash out. I have had him for 5 years now and he is as close to me as my kids. He is the most loyal and protective animal I have ever seen
None of the dogs in this video are service dogs.
*We really need to do something about the law that treats animals like property, especially amazing animals like dogs and horses in our military! They're not just a tool, they are your partner!*
If they weren't property you couldn't force them do get in such a loud and dangerous area fighting your war
@@hakunahinata77 That's not true, animals are our companions, I'm not suggesting we should give them the same rights as humans obviously but make a whole new different laws that gives animals their own rights that are different from property and people.
Well the reality is that any person or animal that is employed through the military is government property
@@noquartergiven2624 agreed
Unfortunately, in the military and police, they are seen as pieces of kit. They will be sent in to do the job humans can't, or if it's too dangerous to send in a human, the dog goes. That's just how it is. Of course, most of the handlers will form a bond with them but commanders and higher ups see them as more expendable than humans.
We live in the country and one time we got mice. They got into the house, went up the walls and into a spare bedroom that was rarely used so the door was kept closed. One day a mouse appeared. We let Lily, our little cat(still a kitten) go to work and set traps. she killed 5 or 6 and we trapped about 8 or 9 in the space of a week, then she finished the others off over the next few months.
She was only about seven months old but she turned out to be an excellent mouser. At first we were really happy about her doing the number on the mice, but then we started to worry about her health if she ate one. I was terrified of her catching something. I was constantly watching her behaviour to be sure the mice were taken from her as soon as she killed them.
I wouldn't be able to do the type of work that would endanger my dog. I just couldn't.
My God seeing that man start shaking like that 11:50 due to veitnam along side the moving story of our K-9 soilders/partners. Broke me & put me in tears.
BENNO. I feel like he should be world famous at this point. He is a true American hero.
I adopted a Belgian Malinois when she was 8 months old and quickly learned why they’re used in military operations. She is 1000% loyal and would put her life on the line to defend my family if needed
German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois, and Dutch Shepherds (All Cousin breeds) are a godsend to the military and as protectors.
ALWAYS TRUST YOUR DOG - YOUR DOG WILL NEVER LIE TO YOU!
YOUR DOG WILL ALWAYS TRUST YOU - NEVER LIE TO YOUR DOG!
5:26 my dog is named willie a beautiful 2 year old german shepherd. I feel so heart broken for this man. I cant imagine it. His dog willie was beautiful! Thank you for your service sir and thank you for your service willie🫡😔
Classified as equipment after the dedication they gave just breaks my heart😔
That may be the case officially, but unofficially they are burried with full military honors. So it doesn't really matter
US Customs and Border Protection Field Operations also classify them as equipment as well. The Officers do not keep them at home. At the end of the day the dogs are put in a kennel until the next shift. As a former handler I always thought this was the stupidest policy for a government full of stupid policies. You become so attached to them and then not having them at home with you is cruel to both the dog and the handler.
they are treated as a serving member. They have their own ranks, which is always one above their handler's rank, and their funeral procession is conducted the same way as would be for a human.
That's not the way it is today. They are SOLDIERS, even placed ranks above their handlers to protect them. When the dog goes down, you recover the body like you do any other soldier. Ots sad ot took a long time for this, but please know, times have changed.
Nobody seems to ask about the puppies who were in training to become war dogs. My mother worked in Germany for the British Army veterinary war dogs. The young puppies were first sent to foster homes until they reached 6 months or so. Then they returned to the army training center. Those that made the grade were incorporated in the army; those that didn't were deemed too dangerous to go to family homes (yes, I understand) and put down, not always in a humane way. I visited the center one day and saw a line of puppies hanging from trees (dead or dying). I understand the bond that soldiers have with their dogs, but hopefully those dogs that return from battle are given a decent retirement.....
I was a military working dog handler from 2004-2017 and loved every minute of it. I’ve since retired, but I do miss being around such amazing dogs.
Have you thought about volunteering with veterans groups that match dogs to people? You might even meet some guys you used to know.
My family, all military focused. I was the only one that never served. But I've bred dogs for the Armed Forces so that's my duty. Knowing they are out there doing the jobs I bred them for makes me very...fulfilled. I wanted to be an NFO and couldn't do that so left a sour taste. Only a couple years later did I realize I had a different purpose. So happy to have donated those litters to my country. Happily.
Thank you so much for your service to our Republic. And yes they are amazing animals.🇺🇸
Dogs are the greatest gift the creator spirit ever gave to humans.
No way I could leave my dog, they truly are man's best friend.
The dogs were our soldiers' best friend as well as comrades. I admired you, the brave and smart, loyal friends.
So awesome! We’ve got a German shepherd, he’s a great dog, and he really would give his all for you. He sits and stares out our front window, he looks intimidating, but actually he’s very sweet and goofy.
Cried my eyes out. I will not be able to leave my dog behind. My oldest dog is 18yrs old now, can't even think of losing her. They become family. To be honest, I'll choose my dogs above most of my family.
God bless these heroes (dogs) rest in peace loving souls protectors and warriors 🙏🙏🙏
I cry thinking of everyone I have loved in my life and lost. But my Belgium Malinois? Be still my beating heart! RIP Ghost! I'll catch you on the flip side! He was so smart and loving and capable! One of the best friends I ever had! We always had one another's back!
I couldn't stop the tears. The whole video. It's a great thing that they're doing for these dogs. God bless them
These dogs don’t get enough recognition they are soldiers in their own right
Having good dogs around you understand them is the closet to six sense you can get a true reliable six sense. I love my dogs. They are always honest.
Just hit me with the one picture @ 3:58. Having a combat dog would mean you would never be on your own, sleeping, using the restroom, always having someone watching your back that NEVER gets lazy and refuses to let go of a job until it is complete. That must make soldiers best friends and battle buddies if nothing else. I've heard interviews where men can talk about their best friends being blown up in front of them and not shedding a tear, but one combat dog and his soldier, and I've never seen a man hold a straight face.
They watch out for you when you shit even!
@@glenn6583 did you have one?
Thank you for talking about the DOGS OF WAR-- we need to find loving homes &life after their job is finished 🙏
❤❤❤Thank you very much for the love and kindness and for the fight for them! MUCH RESPECT AND LOVE FOR THE SOLDIERS RET. We have one thing in common we would do anything for our dogs even die. No matter where we come from. Love from Serbia 🇷🇸 ❤❤❤
God bless our soldiers and their canine companions as well as the war horses who do so much for our country.
I just love ❤️ the German Shepherd breed
When operators are outside the wire and their K9 buddies are in field. you can bet every k9 handler treats the dogs as brothers as they would their comrades in arms. A dog is more than just another weapon at the front. the dog is saviour warrior, healer and mentor and a soldiers best friend. both in the fight and outside. It is hugely important we honour these brave souls who served and helped bring many of their brothers home safe.
THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE.
Yes but they leave them to die on their own, when they have been such heroes, disgusting
These courageous valiant four-legged sentient beings are heroes and soldiers just like any other human soldier. They deserve any and all benefits/rights afforded to any soldier/veteran. Never leave a solider behind -- 2 legged or 4 legged. I am eternally grateful to every soldier (2 and 4 legged) for protecting my safety and freedom.
I adopted a MWD from the Air Force,with lots of work he is living a nice retired life. He is with my wife and I all the time and has made our life’s so much better. Cigan is 11 now and doing great.
My heart goes out to all the k9 heroes in service, alive and to the lost in battle,, to all the soldiers in service or retired, to the families who have lost a family member or a friend to war.🐾.. thank you for your sacrifice. 🇨🇦
We have two German Shepherds and I am the president of our local club. Thank you for making this video. It is so important that breeders and sport people understand that this is the most important job we have. Not to win a title in show or in IGP, but to use the former to select the best dogs for service and that will save lives. ❤ The dogs are not equipment and deserve a beautiful retirement. ❤
Refreshing to hear from a responsible gsd breeder ! Idea is to improve the breed NOT JUST improve your bank bank balance. Unscrupulous breeders do rip people off & do irreparable damage to buyers of bad puppies. Long overdue to weed out breeders of genetically poor pups, or falsified pedigree papers. The vast majority of good gsd breeders really should jump on unscrupulous puppy farms and " name and shame" breeders of bad pups who do this over and over again. In Queensland Australia - controlling bodies for some dog breeders NEED to publicize bad breeders. The gsd deserves no less. Many thanks to all the breeders of good gsd pups, they improve the breed.
I have a German shepherd I'd do anything for her she watched the video with me I couldn't leave her behind just couldn't do it God bless all the soldiers 🙏 of war 14:00
Loved this video. And he is right we owe these pups more than what they are given
Wow something no one thinks about! The dogs are heroes also! 💯
Dogs are fantastic people just don't know how loyal they be to their human ❤
“Don’t doubt your dog, whole heartedly agree!,,
I sleep with my pup on couch every night. Not a veteran but I've Always had a true friend since I was lil shit. CHAR GIRL IS MY ROCK ! I'M IN TEARS
Gentleman you in your war dogs are absolutely incredible. And whatever. Where are you guys were in you did a great job. Those were dogs. Keep up the great work.
This is an amazing story and I am so happy that people are trying to help these little HEROS
Cowardly selfish scum using innocent animals . . .
You guys just made me cry, of course my German Shepherd was right here when this started playing. Thanks for everything
This is why I love the US military and other militaries that really appreciate everyone and everything that they work with.
We owe these dogs everything. They are the goodest of boys and girls 🤘
I know the feeling being a senior dog handler in the Army of the sadness when you leave your dog.
The dogs were more faithful then the current politicians in office.
I was waging my tail throughout.
Thank you for giving a voice to the voiceless.
Leave No Dog behind.....
Wow.....He loved "Willie" ...,his Buddy in Battle. There's my Boy..right there.....an that's the way i feel....
Point Dog's. Amen.
Powerful. I can’t own a dog anymore after losing my last two Danes, too emotional. I’m worse off but I can’t trust myself to lose another. 😊
God bless these beautiful K9's
Thank you for your service K9
Nearest and dearest friend. Salute ❤😀👍💯❤️
This is why I paint these animal heroes with The K9 Hero Portrait Project. I even painted Vietnam Scout Dog Stormy for Ron Aiello.
Inconditional love! Nothing more powerfull!
For many months, we have worked on trying to get a major network to pick up the War Dog’s Story documentary. While the initial feedback on our trailer was great, none of the networks wanted to tackle the subject. From the feedback that we received, the feelings were the same - there was no interest in war stories or the dogs in them. We decided to move forward without the help of the major networks in order to get the War Dog’s Story completed. And so we are now excited to announce our official crowdfunding campaign on IndieGoGo to honor these stories, and the dogs and people in them.
Much of the film, and 39 interviews, have been shot already. With the funds we secure, we will be completing the last of the interviews that are needed. How many episodes will go into the series ultimately depends on how much we’re able to raise with the crowdfunding campaign. Once the edit is complete, we’ll be submitting the documentary series to a distributor who we have worked with previously. Other shows that we have produced have streamed on platforms like Amazon Prime, Tubi, and many other services in the past so we’re extremely confident that The War Dog’s Story will end up on numerous streaming platforms as well.
Please help us spread the word to everyone you know about our crowdfunding campaign. Every like, share and contribution will help us cross the finish line. People can donate to the project via the IndieGoGo page or directly on the War Dog’s Story web site, and we also have PayPal and Venmo options for contributing as well. From the start, these stories that are being told are what matter the most to us and we can really use your help in letting everyone know about the campaign and the film itself. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
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Bri Coelho
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They do it for you… the ball or treat or that pat is just gravy to them❤❤❤
Love these fur babies thank use for sharing ❤️ Rest in eternal love hopefully my boys are waiting for me to walk me down those dark tunnels when it's my turn..
I ran several MWDs in both Iraq and Afghanistan. After 2016 in Afghanistan the moral was terrible in pour troops. We had way too many rules to follow all while we were losing our buddies everyday. I would give anything to have my Battle Buddy with me. Now days I get to visit his honor plaque at the Utah War Dog memorial.
Amen to that.
Blessings for dogs and their best buddies.
The Australian government would not bring our horses home after WW1. The Australian Light Horsman .... absolutely devastating, these horses 🐎 were incredible. We should be so lucky our love of our 4 legged fighters 😢
Please keep up these videos they are gold 🙏🏻
No there hot
Bless all them handlers and dogs incredible thank you for your service and fighting for the dogs to be recognized as the true heroes they are bless you all love and support from Liverpool UK 👏🙏❣️
Fully support our K9s, the K9 programs, and the professional handlers! #gamechangers
This is incredibly painful. If you know anything about GSDs, you know how intelligent and sensitive they are. They were created to form bonds with their people and protect them to death. To simply abandon them after creating that bond has got to be the cruelest thing those dogs could ever experience. It's inhumane to the dogs and to their soldiers.
My 3rd German Boxer was my Bodyguard. I have no clue how many Traffic Tickets he helped me avoid with his Brother. I always have a pair. =) The Officers would approach my Truck after a 125 Km an hour in a 50 zone on a Sunday. I pulled into the bank parking lot and dropped driver window and then the Vehicle rocked as Jagger and Tulley were defending me. They asked me to reach outside the Vehicle to provide documents. Ended up the Sgt. gave the issue of serving this (Illegal Tint) ticket to his Constable. I reached outside the Vehicle to accept and sign. I thanked them very much for the graces and we parted ways. The Trucks windows would have been broken out in a heart beat if I dropped the rear windows. Jagger was (Rest my Baby Boy) Jet Black with one white Toe to trim his nails. With the Dark Tint the Officers were left with 2 options as they could not see him! Remove the driver and then shoot the dogs. (Probably I am armed with my .40 Cal) or! Just warn the owner and we all get home at the end of the day. I miss that Man of a Dog very much. I could look at him and he would know...(This is going sideways so Bark and take the Fawn and I will skirt the other way. I draw attention then Gloves Off my Son! Almost 12 years we scared the shit out of Interesting people. True Words as I am crying as I miss my Bodyguard. RIP Jagger Neiche Mair
God Bless our Military Men, Women and our Military Dogs 🇺🇸
The War Dogs for Vietnam didn’t have any protection gear and it breaks my heart to hear they left them behind.
Everyone that fights for American Freedom and to protect our soldiers DOG need recognition as well.
What happens once our War Dogs come home? How many tours do the War Dogs do? Before they get retired?
Great Video! And May these K-9 's R.I.P And all The soldiers R.I.P
Simply put…….ya can’t replace ‘em!
I raise and train these dogs! We have shipped Malinios all over for these purposes. Hands down the best asset you can have in any engagement 🤙
Finally a voice for all the military serving dogs - wonder when this series will hit the U.K. and what channels! Looking forward to it 😊😊😊
very emotional vid thanks for all that you people did and the love of your dogs you shared
They are the best comrade you have besides your team and weapons! I am wanting to save some of them and let them live out their short lives after wartime. Mans best friend for sure, with love
Rest in treats my battle buddy, my barking brother.
The difference here is that these dogs, these animals, are *innocents.* They don't understand politics, they don't understand why there is a conflict. What they do understand is their bond with their handlers, the unconditional love and unwavering devotion that makes them so eager to please, to learn, and to perform. Anyone who has experienced the love of a dog, let alone fought beside one, knows the pain of the loss, or even just the suffering, of that creature who looks to them for meaning and purpose. I wouldn't want to know a man who felt nothing for his dog. ='[.]'=
You will never have a better friend than a K-9.
I was a dog man in the BC prison service and those dogs were invaluable for cell extractions, riot control and tracking escaped prisoners.
Military service dogs are a step above because the work environment can be so lethal.
A Treeing Tennessee Brindle owns me now and she has me well trained, "who's a good human"
My dog loves meeting new people. Giving them hugs and kisses. Inside, her favorite spot is cuddled up beside me in my hammock. She's soooo smart, calm and loving yet shes trained in schutzhund and she's a Belgian Malinois I found wandering in the streets of Mexico. Putting dogs in the line of fire is governmental animal abuse. NO DOG SHOULD BE INTENTIONALLY TREATED LIKE THAT.
"If it has a heartbeat, it's not equipment."
I'm a non-military guy man but I have family at the military and Marines besides the men and women that go out there and risk their lives which is no doubt the one of the most notable things to do for mankind but those dogs man those creatures God bless all of them they're beyond special. Thank you program I love your program it's awesome I'm going to continue supporting.
Man’s best friend
Awesome tribute to some Amazing canines!!🥰🐾👍🏾💯