Sentences with phrase «army dogs»

«Lompoc man a military vet and local veterinarian» — Dr. Raghavan Sampathkumaran has recently returned from returned from Kuwait and Kyrgyzstan where he was caring for army dogs that worked sniffing bombs and as guard dogs.

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The K - 9 program was so significant that, there was established a special facility for research of canine nutrition in order to develop army dog rations.

Another testament to the strength and agility of the Alaskan Husky is that its ancestors, the Sibes, were reliable army dogs during WWII.

Rottweilers were originally descended from Roman army dogs used for cattle droving due to their strong guarding instinct.

She says, I want my breed to be recognized as SAR dogs, therapy dogs, guide dogs, army dogs, land mine dogs, anything but attack dog showing off at dog shows.

They are used as police and army dogs.

During the Vietnam War, Fort Benning Georgia served as the only dog training facility, both for marine and army dogs.

Their ability to serve as a guard dog, a personal protection dog, a police or army dog, or a search and rescue dog keeps them in demand.

Rottweilers, Belgian Malinois, Giant Schnauzer, Doberman Pinscher, Boxers, and Bouvier des Flandres are among the breeds that have served man well as police and army dogs; Labrador and Golden Retrievers are among the top breeds used as guide dogs for blind owners; Labs are highly prized as sniffing dogs and trackers; Beagles ferret out contraband at airports; and many other breeds have directed their talents in many directions.

Originally used in bear and elk hunting, the breed became adaptable over time and also has been used as a shepherd, sled dog, watchdog and army dog.

The Army dog lives a monastic and regimented life, associating only with his handlers lest his militarily valuable suspicion of strangers be submerged in that other desire he has to romp with any friendly soul.»

In Belgium, a Bouvier can not win the title of champion unless he has also won a prize in work - competition as a police, defense, or army dog.

They were bred for hunting small game and were later used in big game hunting, police work and as an army dog in WWII.