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77 Powerful Photos Of Service Dogs That Capture Their Incredible Loyalty
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Dogs have long been involved in warfare, and their use on the battlefield goes back several thousand years. They were used in various capacities by the Ancient Egyptians, the Ancient Greeks, and the Romans, and they're still used to this day as scouts, trackers, sentries, and mine detection dogs. Approximately 5,000 US military dogs served during the Vietnam War, and dogs have been in combat with US soldiers during every major conflict. In homage to these incredibly animals, Bored Panda has compiled this list of our favorite service dogs in action. Don't forget to vote for the best!
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Labrador Retriever Hawkeye Lays By The Casket During The Funeral Of His Owner, Navy SEAL Jon Tumilson
Army Soldier And His Military Working Dog Jump Off The Ramp Of A CH-47 Chinook Helicopter
A Police Dog And Its Trainer Practise Skipping At A Police Dog Training Base
Tech Sgt. Andrew Montgomery Comforts His Dog Diesel Inside An Army UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopter
Combat Tracker Dog Lex - Who Loves Attention - Enjoys Some Free Time With His Handler, Marine Lance Corporal, John Peeler
All it takes is a little bit of love and encouragement to fire me up!
Military Dog In Training
Police Dogs - Small And Grown Up - Line Up With At Roskilde Cathedral Where The Murdered Danish Police Officer, Jesper Jul, Receives A State Funeral
Service Dog On A Mission
Naresh Kaushik With His Dog Queena After A Day Of Practice
U.S. NAVY Petty Officer Blake Soller And His Military Working Dog Rico Pay Tribute To The National War Dog Cemetery
Senior Airman Tariq Russell Shakes The Paw Of His Partner
This Is Corporal Kiddy. She Had Just Earned Her Retirement After 12 Years With The U.S. Marines
Soldier With Her Dog
Fallen Bardstown Police Officer Jason Ellis' Partner Figo Pays His Last Respects
Lucca, A Retired Us Marine Corp Dog, Has Been Awarded The PDSA Dickin Medal
Police Dog And His Handler
Sergeant Bourgeois Clips Oopey’s Toenails Before A Mission In Afghanistan
A Dog Handler Gives His Military Working Dog, Rroger, A Drink From His Own Water Source
Marine Carries His Partner Back To The Kennels After A Grueling Two-Hour Search
Policeman Trains Their Dogs At Wanbei Police Dog Training Ceter In Anhui Province
Kally Works With His Partner, Lance Cpl. Sam Enriquez, During A Night Training Operation
U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Isaiah Schult, An Improvised Explosive Device Dog Handler, Jokes With Afghan Children
Specialized Search Dog Lucca Hanging Out With Some Of Her Friends In Iraq
Labrador Retrievers Work Alongside Marines In Afghanistan To Help Sniff Out Improvised Explosive Devices And Other Explosives
Playtime After Training
U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Jason Fischman Hoists With A U.S. Army Tactical Explosive Detection Dog
Wilbur, A U.S. Marine Corps Military Working Dog With A Marine Special Operations Team
Spc. Chavez And MWD Anouska Returning From Afghanistan
Military Police U.S. Marines Relaxes With Their Bomb Sniffer Dogs
First Day Of Work
Staff Sgt. Mark Bush, 8th Security Forces Squadron Military Working Dog Handler, Takes A Break From Validation Training With Iian, 8th Sfs Military Working Dog
British Soldier From The Royal Army Veterinary Corp LCPL Marianne Hay And Her Arms And Explosive Search Dog, Leanna
Seven-Week-Old Belgian Malinois Puppies Exercise At Lackland Air Force Base Months Before Their Training Starts
U.S. Army Specialist Justin Coletti Of Us Forces Afghanistan K-9 Combat Tracker Team Resting With Dasty, A Belgian Malinois At An Airfield
Cpl. Amy-Jane Harrop, A Military Working Dog Handler, Takes A Break In The Shade With Her Dog, Troy, In Afghanistan
Staff Sgt. Philip Mendoza Pets His Military Working Dog, Rico, Wearing "Doggles," During Training Aboard A Helicopter
U.S. Marine Cpl. Kyle Click Shares A moment With His Dog Windy While Waiting To Resume A Security Patrol
German Sheppard Dog Named Benjo
Sgt. Kevin Reese And His Military Working Dog Grek Wait At A Safe House Before Conducting An Assault Against Insurgents In Buhriz, Iraq
A Member Of The German Lutfwaffe Gets A Lick From Candy, A 15-Week Old German Shepherd Who Will Be Trained To Detect Explosives
