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Dogs in the military serving our country.
Dog in the military serving our country. Military dogs giving their lives to protect our soldiers from bombs.
UN RECOGNIZE FOR THEIR HEROISM AND COURAGE IN THE LINE OF DUTY.
Sparky is a robic dog that helps teach children about fire safety but they use a real dog for bomb detection. Which i feel should be a robic dog to detect these bombs.
This would eliminate putting any dogs in danger of being blowup by a bomb.
Why does a live dog need to be put into danger? When a robic device could be used in their place.
The need less death of these dogs is senseless. When there are other decoyes that could easily replace them. something doesn't seem right.
There are metal detectors which can find metal objects embedded in the ground. Than here is another gadget that could be used to detect bombs.
Animals sense less deaths caused by humans lack of concern.
Let's get realistic. Even a remote control device could be used to debtianate these bombs even more quickly. It would save allot more lives. When traveling on a convoyed. These
devices could also detect hidden bombs before the vehicle would be in danger.
The military should have these robics available and in use. There is no reason for any soldier or animal being hurt.
these devices have already been invented because they are used in demonstrates for these children on fire prevention safety.
this is what Sparky is capable of preforming maneuvers.
He operates on batteries. He can flash lights,sound siren,squirt water, play songs, dance, and wink at you. He can even talk with a hidden microphone and system that allows distant of 100 feet to speak for Sparky. This dog is remote controlled cost $9,000. but well worth the money.
There are less expensive robots that cost far less money to operator and be control to detect or detonate the bombs or devices.
The Dogs of War: The Courage, Love, and Loyalty of Military Working Dogs
Lisa Rogak’s The Dogs of War sheds light on why the dog, more than any other animal, holds a special place in our history, and our hearts. The most comprehensive book I have ever read on the subject of military dogs, it exemplifies the indomitable spirit of the dog itself, ever selfless, loyal to a fault.”--Steve Duno, author of Last Dog on the Hill"A book that will fascinate dog lovers and lovers of the military. ... It's inspiring and beautifully written."
War Dogs: A History of Loyalty and Heroism
Astonishing stories about military working dogs . . . rare, compelling photographs . . . a fascinating piece of history . . . -- Cleveland Plain De
aler, July 25, 1996
The Death of Mission Dog-21- Baker
Amazon.com: The Death of Mission Dog-21- Baker eBook: John W. Cassell, Phillip A. Cassell: Kindle Store
21st Century Essential Guide to U.S. Navy SEALs (Sea, Air, Land), Special Warfare Command, Special Operations Forces, Training, Weapons, Tactics, Dogs, Vehicles, History, bin Laden Killing
U.S. Navy SEALs, instrumental in the raid of Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan, are featured in this comprehensive 500 page report on U.S. special operations forces with complete coverage of the forces fighting terrorism worldwide, including the Special Warfare Command and USSOCOM. Coverage includes: Mission Types; Benefits; Prep School; BUD/S training; Advanced Training; Application Steps and How to Become a SEAL; Strength Training; Swim Training; Run Training; Nutrition Training; Injury Prevention Tr
UN RECOGNIZE FOR THEIR HEROISM AND COURAGE IN THE LINE OF DUTY.
Sparky is a robic dog that helps teach children about fire safety but they use a real dog for bomb detection. Which i feel should be a robic dog to detect these bombs.
This would eliminate putting any dogs in danger of being blowup by a bomb.
Why does a live dog need to be put into danger? When a robic device could be used in their place.
The need less death of these dogs is senseless. When there are other decoyes that could easily replace them. something doesn't seem right.
There are metal detectors which can find metal objects embedded in the ground. Than here is another gadget that could be used to detect bombs.
Animals sense less deaths caused by humans lack of concern.
Let's get realistic. Even a remote control device could be used to debtianate these bombs even more quickly. It would save allot more lives. When traveling on a convoyed. These
devices could also detect hidden bombs before the vehicle would be in danger.
The military should have these robics available and in use. There is no reason for any soldier or animal being hurt.
these devices have already been invented because they are used in demonstrates for these children on fire prevention safety.
this is what Sparky is capable of preforming maneuvers.
He operates on batteries. He can flash lights,sound siren,squirt water, play songs, dance, and wink at you. He can even talk with a hidden microphone and system that allows distant of 100 feet to speak for Sparky. This dog is remote controlled cost $9,000. but well worth the money.
There are less expensive robots that cost far less money to operator and be control to detect or detonate the bombs or devices.
The Dogs of War: The Courage, Love, and Loyalty of Military Working Dogs
Lisa Rogak’s The Dogs of War sheds light on why the dog, more than any other animal, holds a special place in our history, and our hearts. The most comprehensive book I have ever read on the subject of military dogs, it exemplifies the indomitable spirit of the dog itself, ever selfless, loyal to a fault.”--Steve Duno, author of Last Dog on the Hill"A book that will fascinate dog lovers and lovers of the military. ... It's inspiring and beautifully written."
War Dogs: A History of Loyalty and Heroism
Astonishing stories about military working dogs . . . rare, compelling photographs . . . a fascinating piece of history . . . -- Cleveland Plain De
aler, July 25, 1996
The Death of Mission Dog-21- Baker
Amazon.com: The Death of Mission Dog-21- Baker eBook: John W. Cassell, Phillip A. Cassell: Kindle Store
21st Century Essential Guide to U.S. Navy SEALs (Sea, Air, Land), Special Warfare Command, Special Operations Forces, Training, Weapons, Tactics, Dogs, Vehicles, History, bin Laden Killing
U.S. Navy SEALs, instrumental in the raid of Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan, are featured in this comprehensive 500 page report on U.S. special operations forces with complete coverage of the forces fighting terrorism worldwide, including the Special Warfare Command and USSOCOM. Coverage includes: Mission Types; Benefits; Prep School; BUD/S training; Advanced Training; Application Steps and How to Become a SEAL; Strength Training; Swim Training; Run Training; Nutrition Training; Injury Prevention Tr
All pets need a loving home.
Most pets need a good home. Getting a pet of any kind is serious because they are going to be your responsibility. You need to seriously consider first that they will
be a part of your loving family for a long time.
You guessed right I went to Craigslist just to check it out. Than I checked out their categories for the word "Pet" in the city of Chicago. Yes I came across not the street but people needing to get rid of their unconditional loving pet. This
person who wrote the request to find their pet a new home. Said, "I am going to have
a baby in 9 months and the dog takes up to much of my time,"
Now the dog went in for training but apparently it didn't work out. The dog still needs to be walked on a regular basis and fed. Well you guessed right again the dog needed a new home.
From the voice of experience this happen to me when I gave away for free one of my
dogs puppies. You guessed right again. One year after giving them the puppy they
returned him telling me he was an unruly dog and they couldn't control him.
In others words he also wasn't potty trained .
That's funny it took them a year to find that out. I also found they didn't let the dog outside to go potty. They didn't feed nor give him water either.
how did I find out all this information? My daughter babysat for them and told me about how they treated him. I would send her over with dog food and tell her to give him water.
I asked my neighbor first about this family who knew them. She told me that because she was a nurse that he would be good hands. Never judge a person by their occupation because their a different person when their at home. Let just say they wouldn't win a popularity contest in their taking care of JT. Because they were not letting him outside to go potty on a regular basis. Nor did they feed him or give him water. He had to fin for himself by going into the bathroom and getting a drink out of the toilet which she thought was funny.
My conscious was bothering me more because of knowing how they were treating him. I felt guilty of neglecting his welfare. But I did tell them to bring the dog back if they were not going to keep him. They eventual bought him to our house and told me he wasn't a good dog. I didn't argue with them it wouldn't have done me much good.
It took JT not long to adjust to his new home. He steady under the table at first but I told everyone just leave him be and he will come out when he feels safe.
Well he turned out to be the best and most loving dog that I ever had. His mother and grandmother were both living with me and they were glad we had him. They all got along.
Their son would at first come over to visit until he was sure JT was OK. Than he stopped after a while. Sometimes its harder on the children because its usually the parents that make the decision to get rid of the pet.
It was a year later when they came back over to ask for JT. They wanted him back but that wouldn't have been good idea for JT. I think he would have been worse off back into that same mean environment. I told them no because JT was one of the best dogs we every had. God knows he didn't need to go back there.
At the time we had three dogs. I felt blessed having all of them in my home.
There is no such thing as a bad pet just bad owners.
Just make sure when you make that decision to have a pet. That pet is part of your loving family forever. Best!
I recommend watching the Dog Whisperer on the National Geographic channel for further
information on how to care and train your new pet.
Here is one of Cesar Millan quotes from his website.
My fulfillment formula consists of three parts: Exercise, Discipline, and Affection, in that order. A dog must be exercised. In actress and comedienne Kathy Griffin’s case, Chance and Pom Pom weren’t getting the exercise they need. Of course, they have a yard and a hill they can run up and down, but that is not exercise. I found out that she has a wonderful exercise room that her dogs can use too! So while Kathy works out, her dogs run alongside her on the treadmill. And when she’s out of town, her assistants help her maintain this exercise and discipline routine her dogs need. As far as dogs go, a balanced life is the best award they can get!
be a part of your loving family for a long time.
You guessed right I went to Craigslist just to check it out. Than I checked out their categories for the word "Pet" in the city of Chicago. Yes I came across not the street but people needing to get rid of their unconditional loving pet. This
person who wrote the request to find their pet a new home. Said, "I am going to have
a baby in 9 months and the dog takes up to much of my time,"
Now the dog went in for training but apparently it didn't work out. The dog still needs to be walked on a regular basis and fed. Well you guessed right again the dog needed a new home.
From the voice of experience this happen to me when I gave away for free one of my
dogs puppies. You guessed right again. One year after giving them the puppy they
returned him telling me he was an unruly dog and they couldn't control him.
In others words he also wasn't potty trained .
That's funny it took them a year to find that out. I also found they didn't let the dog outside to go potty. They didn't feed nor give him water either.
how did I find out all this information? My daughter babysat for them and told me about how they treated him. I would send her over with dog food and tell her to give him water.
I asked my neighbor first about this family who knew them. She told me that because she was a nurse that he would be good hands. Never judge a person by their occupation because their a different person when their at home. Let just say they wouldn't win a popularity contest in their taking care of JT. Because they were not letting him outside to go potty on a regular basis. Nor did they feed him or give him water. He had to fin for himself by going into the bathroom and getting a drink out of the toilet which she thought was funny.
My conscious was bothering me more because of knowing how they were treating him. I felt guilty of neglecting his welfare. But I did tell them to bring the dog back if they were not going to keep him. They eventual bought him to our house and told me he wasn't a good dog. I didn't argue with them it wouldn't have done me much good.
It took JT not long to adjust to his new home. He steady under the table at first but I told everyone just leave him be and he will come out when he feels safe.
Well he turned out to be the best and most loving dog that I ever had. His mother and grandmother were both living with me and they were glad we had him. They all got along.
Their son would at first come over to visit until he was sure JT was OK. Than he stopped after a while. Sometimes its harder on the children because its usually the parents that make the decision to get rid of the pet.
It was a year later when they came back over to ask for JT. They wanted him back but that wouldn't have been good idea for JT. I think he would have been worse off back into that same mean environment. I told them no because JT was one of the best dogs we every had. God knows he didn't need to go back there.
At the time we had three dogs. I felt blessed having all of them in my home.
There is no such thing as a bad pet just bad owners.
Just make sure when you make that decision to have a pet. That pet is part of your loving family forever. Best!
I recommend watching the Dog Whisperer on the National Geographic channel for further
information on how to care and train your new pet.
Here is one of Cesar Millan quotes from his website.
My fulfillment formula consists of three parts: Exercise, Discipline, and Affection, in that order. A dog must be exercised. In actress and comedienne Kathy Griffin’s case, Chance and Pom Pom weren’t getting the exercise they need. Of course, they have a yard and a hill they can run up and down, but that is not exercise. I found out that she has a wonderful exercise room that her dogs can use too! So while Kathy works out, her dogs run alongside her on the treadmill. And when she’s out of town, her assistants help her maintain this exercise and discipline routine her dogs need. As far as dogs go, a balanced life is the best award they can get!
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