Sentences with phrase «military dog in the world»

This breed known for its protective personality is the best police and military dog in the world.

This breed is well known for working as a military dog in World War 1 and 2.

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Since the «real» Nigerian military establishment, noted for its daring and dogged ability to take on all comers in any theatre of conflict; a military that went saw and conquered in places like Liberia, Sierra Leone, Rwanda, Somalia and several other scenes of more frightening wars around the world,...

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The film's opening text indicates that dogs have been used by the military since World War I, with over 3,000 canines having served in our most recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Based on World War II tale Beware Of The Dog, 36 Hours stars James Garner as a military intelligence officer kidnapped and tricked by a Nazi doctor into believing the war is over — an intriguing premise which director George Seaton handles in entertainingly tense style.

Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero The true story of the most decorated dog in U.S. military history, who fought in 17 World War I battles, gets a slight, feel - good treatment that is cute and has its moments but diminishes the seriousness of war — and the real Stubby's awesome accomplishments.

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We not only work through engagement and motivational exercises, but also have experience with the same dog training techniques in use today by the Secret Service, Police, and Military trainers around the world to help train your family dog!

, and let slip the dogs of war,» wrote William Shakespeare in Julius Caesar (1599), but the most famous dogs of war remain those of World War I ---- ironically a war in which dogs were not officially used by the militaries of any of the victorious -LSB-...]

A modern breed they were developed by the military in Russia as guard dogs after the second world war.

The American Pit Bull Terrier or «Pit Bull» was America's dog during World War I and their photos were used in military posters.

The Smooth Collie has shone as a military dog in the two World Wars, as a guide for the blind, and as a search and rescue dog.

In 1915, Edwin Richardson began training dogs for the military in World War In 1915, Edwin Richardson began training dogs for the military in World War in World War I.

Dogs have gone to combat with the U.S. military in every major conflict, however, it wasn't until World War II that they were officially recognized.

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-...]

But World War II witnessed the biggest surge in use of working dogs to support military operations.

The U.S. military has used working dogs since the Revolutionary War, initially as pack animals, and later, for more advanced uses, such as killing rats in the trenches during World War I, he said.

Size doesn't matter to one tiny Military Working Dog who's tasked with patrolling the world's largest naval base in search of narcotics!

Traditional dog training has evolved from military dog training used in World War I and II.

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