The Military Working Dog Teams National Monument, dedicated in 2013, stands on the grounds of Joint Base San Antonio, the same place where so many of America’s best and most loyal dogs begin ...

In the military, dogs are not just pets but essential partners in the field, standing by our service members both during ...

Luke, a retired military working dog, sits at the United States War Dogs Association display at the 2016 Shaw Air Expo and open house, "Thunder Over the Midlands," at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C ...

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While all military working dogs are impressive, Navy SEAL dogs operate on an entirely different plane. Often referred to as Multi-Purpose Canines (MPCs), these dogs are trained for extreme operations ...

The Military Working Dog Handler course is where all U.S. military canine handlers receive their training, and the 341st Training Squadron is responsible for training both handlers and dogs for ...

The military working dogs of the 380th Air Expeditionary Wing — Neptune, Zorro, Ttommaso and Cory — had their official portraits taken.

U.S. military working dogs serve all branches of the armed forces and neighboring ally nations, like Canada. These canines assist military service members or working contractors in combat overseas.

After more than two years apart, U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Mike Alcala has finally reunited with John, a now-retired German shepherd military working dog with whom Alcala served for three years ...

Just like military working dogs, contract working dogs can be trained to be bomb or drug detection dogs, but unlike military canines, contract working dogs "had no exit plan," according to Maurer.

Retired military working dogs Aida and Poker are spending the Fourth of July with old friends: their former handlers — and now their new owners — veteran Dalton Stone and Sgt. Isaac Weissend.