Sentences with phrase «first military dogs»

The first military dogs were Mastiff breeds who were equipped with spiked collars and full armor.

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Since Kaspersky first began selling its product in the United States, the company has been dogged by rumors about connections to Russian intelligence and the military.

The first poster and trailer has arrived online for director Boaz Yakin's (Remember the Titans) upcoming family drama Max, which centres on a military dog who returns from service in Afghanistan after his handler's death, where he attempts to help the man's grieving family heal... Max is set for release on October 9th, with a -LSB-...]

Drawn from Guy Lawson's Rolling Stone article about the real people in question), War Dogs follows David Packouz (Teller) and Efraim Diveroli (Hill), two stoner friends in their early 20s living in Miami during the first Iraq War who exploit a little - known government initiative that allows small businesses to bid on U.S. Military contracts.

Based on a true story (and drawn from Guy Lawson's Rolling Stone article about the guys in question), War Dogs follows David Packouz (Miles Teller) and Efraim Diveroli (Jonah Hill), two stoner friends in their early 20s living in Miami during the first Iraq War who exploit a little - known government initiative that allows small businesses to bid on U.S. Military contracts.

Garrison is the first recipient of the donation, which was designed to make a difference in the lives of returning military personnel who benefit from the highly specialized service dogs.

Join the County of Bergen in honoring United States Military & First Responder Working Dog Teams.

Our readers, over 1.2 million last year, were helpful in achieving passage of the Military Dog Retirement Act in the National Defense Authorization Bill giving first adoption priority to civilian Law Enforcement Agencies, then to prior military handlers, and finally to the generalMilitary Dog Retirement Act in the National Defense Authorization Bill giving first adoption priority to civilian Law Enforcement Agencies, then to prior military handlers, and finally to the generalmilitary handlers, and finally to the general public.

Meet the group that has been providing blinded military veterans, first responders, and their immediate family members German shepherd guide dogs for fifty - seven years — for free!

October 28, 2013 To celebrate military dogs and their service to our country, Maddie's Fund helped finance the design and construction of the country's first national monument to honor military working dogs.

FIRST PRIVATE MILITARY WORKING DOG MEMORIAL WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI OPENS Rancho Coastal Humane Society (RCHS) was proud to announce the dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony for the first Military Working Dog (MWD) memorial in San Diego County and the only private memorial West of the MississFIRST PRIVATE MILITARY WORKING DOG MEMORIAL WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI OPENS Rancho Coastal Humane Society (RCHS) was proud to announce the dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony for the first Military Working Dog (MWD) memorial in San Diego County and the only private memorial West of the MissMILITARY WORKING DOG MEMORIAL WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI OPENS Rancho Coastal Humane Society (RCHS) was proud to announce the dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony for the first Military Working Dog (MWD) memorial in San Diego County and the only private memorial West of the MississipDOG MEMORIAL WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI OPENS Rancho Coastal Humane Society (RCHS) was proud to announce the dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony for the first Military Working Dog (MWD) memorial in San Diego County and the only private memorial West of the Mississfirst Military Working Dog (MWD) memorial in San Diego County and the only private memorial West of the MissMilitary Working Dog (MWD) memorial in San Diego County and the only private memorial West of the MississipDog (MWD) memorial in San Diego County and the only private memorial West of the Mississippi.

The United States» first national monument to military working dogs was dedicated at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio on Monday.

Members take great pride in supporting our community by participating in many charitable activities including: UGA Vet Scholarships, Rockdale & Newton County Food Banks, Christmas for Military Families, Bullet Proof Canine Vests for Local Canine Officers, First - Aid Kits for K - 9 Officers, Purchase of Drug Dog for Newton County, Rockdale 4H, Canine Health Foundation, Take the Lead, Canine Therapy and Reading program at Ficquett Elementary School.

After seeing first - hand the vital, life - saving role played by military working dogs during 12 years of active duty service as a U.S. Navy SEAL, including combat deployment in Iraq, Ritland started his own company training and supplying dogs for SEAL teams, the U.S. Government, and the Department of Defense.

Army deployed first dog squads in September 1965 under the command of the 18th Military Police Brigade.

We went to Capitol Hill to demand the return of American military hero dogs left overseas and, for the first time in history, made it possible for our heroic four - footed veterans to receive the free specialty veterinary care they deserve after a lifetime of service to our country.

This will be the first prospective evaluation of clinical efficacy of tranexamic acid in the dog following trauma and is funded by the United States Special Operations Command to advance trauma care for military dogs.

First recognized by the AKC in 1908, the German Shepherd is the leading police, military, and guard dog breed in the world... and is also known -LSB-...]

Dr. Norths» final duty station was at Yuma Proving Ground, AZ where she taught dog handlers from all branches of the military in topics ranging from canine medical basics to battlefield first aide and trauma stabilization.

Dogs for Defense was the first — and last — large scale effort to recruit civilian dogs into military servDogs for Defense was the first — and last — large scale effort to recruit civilian dogs into military servdogs into military service.

U.S. Air Force soldier Kyle Smith and his «battle buddy,» military working dog, Bodza, first met in 2012 in Kyrgyzstan where they were...

Ehrichiosis was first noted in military dogs returning from service in the Vietnam War, and since then CDC estimates a slight increase in reported cases in humans from 2000 to 2008.

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After so many years of trying, the American Humane Association finally managed to get members of Congress to include language in the 2016 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) guaranteeing our military working dogs a ride home to U.S. soil after retirement and giving their handlers first rights of adoption.

Last year, we hosted our first annual Dogs on Deployment Military Pet of the Year and Mascot Competition to celebrate this, where we had several military - owned dogs submitted in our contest, and the winner by popular vote was Bram, a Rottweiler owned by a US Air Force family stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base, Dogs on Deployment Military Pet of the Year and Mascot Competition to celebrate this, where we had several military - owned dogs submitted in our contest, and the winner by popular vote was Bram, a Rottweiler owned by a US Air Force family stationed at Whiteman Air Force BaMilitary Pet of the Year and Mascot Competition to celebrate this, where we had several military - owned dogs submitted in our contest, and the winner by popular vote was Bram, a Rottweiler owned by a US Air Force family stationed at Whiteman Air Force Bamilitary - owned dogs submitted in our contest, and the winner by popular vote was Bram, a Rottweiler owned by a US Air Force family stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base, dogs submitted in our contest, and the winner by popular vote was Bram, a Rottweiler owned by a US Air Force family stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base, MO..

He possesses over twenty years of experience as a dog trainer, starting with his years of service in the military and including his time on the Board of Directors for the International Association of Canine Professionals, founding the very first dog training franchise in the U.S., and at one time heading PAWSitive Solutions, the largest in - home training company in the U.S.

And for more than 100 years, American Humane has been first to serve those who serve our country: Building on our century - old legacy of supporting the U.S. military and our nation's military animals, American Humane opened the Lois Pope LIFE Center for Military Affairs, a major new resource to support our two - legged and four - legged warriors, helping bring home and reunite retired military hero dogs with their hero handlers, providing lifesaving service dogs to veterans with Post - Traumatic Stress, and arranging free healthcare for America's four - legged warriors once they finish their service so they can enjoy the happy, healthy retirements they so richly military and our nation's military animals, American Humane opened the Lois Pope LIFE Center for Military Affairs, a major new resource to support our two - legged and four - legged warriors, helping bring home and reunite retired military hero dogs with their hero handlers, providing lifesaving service dogs to veterans with Post - Traumatic Stress, and arranging free healthcare for America's four - legged warriors once they finish their service so they can enjoy the happy, healthy retirements they so richly military animals, American Humane opened the Lois Pope LIFE Center for Military Affairs, a major new resource to support our two - legged and four - legged warriors, helping bring home and reunite retired military hero dogs with their hero handlers, providing lifesaving service dogs to veterans with Post - Traumatic Stress, and arranging free healthcare for America's four - legged warriors once they finish their service so they can enjoy the happy, healthy retirements they so richly Military Affairs, a major new resource to support our two - legged and four - legged warriors, helping bring home and reunite retired military hero dogs with their hero handlers, providing lifesaving service dogs to veterans with Post - Traumatic Stress, and arranging free healthcare for America's four - legged warriors once they finish their service so they can enjoy the happy, healthy retirements they so richly military hero dogs with their hero handlers, providing lifesaving service dogs to veterans with Post - Traumatic Stress, and arranging free healthcare for America's four - legged warriors once they finish their service so they can enjoy the happy, healthy retirements they so richly deserve.

If the military members can't attend classes for their dog, they don't have the time to have the dog in the first place.