How To Train Your Dog To Military Standards | Task & Purpose

40K views · 815 reactions | Meet Nick, a military working dog. When training or in tactical situations, MWDs will wear protective equipment, such goggles, known as "doggles," protective vests, shoes, and hearing protection. Do you recognize the picture at the beginning? Video by: Sgt. James Heffron | U.S. Army | Facebook

We got an inside look at how military working dogs are trained at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Working dogs are utilized by every branch of the United States military for detection and patrol purposes, and there are about 1,600 serving today. The United States Air Force's 341st Training Squadron is responsible for training both military working dogs and handlers. | Insider

25K reactions · 1.3K shares | U.S. Army Soldiers Train Military Working Dog #militaryworkingdog #k9dog #militarypoliceworkingdog #usmilitary #usa | Gylda Lecia | Facebook

163K views · 1.5K shares | It's #NationalDogDay. Here's a day in the life of Military Working Dog Heroes for you to watch. | British Army | Facebook

1st Military Working Dog Regiment held a Canine Half Marathon Relay at Chiron Lines. The day was a test of soldiers’ fitness, the dogs’ fitness as well as dog handling skills. The 1.1 mile route was completed three times by each participant. The teams consisted of four participants and a total of 13.1 miles was completed by each team. Photographer: Corporal Jamie Dudding; Crown copyright | British Army