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    Quote Originally Posted by Jocker_89 View Post
    I have found very sad photo. Cremation of two dogs.
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    I've found the quote for this picture, they were police dogs in Brazil. RIP

    "Police Dogs Lyon (left) and Dox are cremated with full military honors in Minas, Brazil, May 20, 2011.
    These dogs were killed during a police operation in Ribeirão das Neves. They were slain during a chase of four men who have a family hostage in Sete Lagoas. 2 of them hid in a lake in Ribeirão das Neves. One suspect was found by two dogs. He shot them both dead. 2 men have been arrested and two are still at large.
    "It's like losing a family member. We know that they are suitably trained, but we are not prepared to lose them," said dog handler Sergeant Wellys Lucindo. "We have trained them since they were puppies, Dox was on about to retire, "says dog Sgt.Wellys Lucindo that his tears could not stop."

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    Staff Sgt. Brian Burgess, 30, chief trainer of military working dogs, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, runs from his dog during Marine Day Battery Park, NY., May 28. The Huntsville, Tex., navtive is one of more than 3,000 Marines, sailors and Coast Guardsmen in the area participating in community outreach events and equipment demonstrations as part of Fleet Week New York 2011. This is the 27th year New York has hosted the sea services for Fleet Week.

    Staff Sgt. Brian Burgess, 30, chief trainer of military working dogs, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, runs from his dog, Zok, during Marine Day Battery Park, N.Y., May 28. The Huntsville, Texas, native is one of more than 3,000 Marines, sailors and Coast Guardsmen in the area participating in community outreach events and equipment demonstrations as part of Fleet Week New York 2011. This is the 27th year New York has hosted the sea services for Fleet Week.
    Staff Sgt. Brian Burgess, 30, chief trainer of military working dogs, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, allows Zok, his dog, to bite him during Marine Day Battery Park, NY., May 28. The Huntsville, Tex., navtive is one of more than 3,000 Marines, sailors and Coast Guardsmen in the area participating in community outreach events and equipment demonstrations as part of Fleet Week New York 2011. This is the 27th year New York has hosted the sea services for Fleet Week.

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    Rex, a military working dog belonging to Combined Team Zabul, attacks the training sleeve of Air Force Capt. Craig Phelps at Forward Operating Base Lagman, Afghanistan, May 24, 2011. Rex is just one of many working dogs stationed at FOB Lagman that train daily for combat missions. Phelps is deployed with the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division based out of Fort Wainwright, Alaska.
    A military working dog belonging to Combined Team Zabul, attacks the training sleeve of Air Force Capt. Craig Phelps at Forward Operating Base Lagman, Afghanistan, May 24, 2011. Rex is just one of many working dogs stationed at FOB Lagman that train daily for combat missions. Phelps is deployed with the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division based out of Fort Wainwright, Alaska

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    From todays Pix




    MAJDAL SHAMS, ISRAEL - JUNE 06: Israeli soldiers operate along Israel's border with Syria a day after Pro-Palestinian demonstrators stormed a ceasefire line, on June 6, 2011 in Israel.

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    Personal pics:





    Taking a rest during activity in the West Bank with a K9 operator from Oket'z.

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    Battle Group Bravo IED Team of 1st Engineer Brigade from Brzeg - Afghanistan, May-June 2011















    Thanks to HadesssLoakoon

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    ^^ Nice pics, gents!

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    Quote Originally Posted by peter.pl View Post




    Thanks to HadesssLoakoon
    Just awesome he : )


    I hope it isn't a repost
    http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=34a_1307402591

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    Quote Originally Posted by peter.pl View Post
    BTW what species is it ?
    Species - Canis lupus familiaris: Breed - Belgian Shepherd (Malinois)

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    Quote Originally Posted by HollywoodMarine View Post
    Species - Canis lupus familiaris: Breed - Belgian Shepherd (Malinois)
    I was 90 % sure, thanks

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    Nice pictures, thanks.
    The Dog on the last pictures wears a Ruff Wear harmes, right?

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    Eva Braun and Adolf Hitler with their pets. The German Shepherd is Blondi.

    The Nazi project to speak, read and write to the dogs
    Under the leadership of Adolf Hitler, the German Nazi thousands of experiments conducted by who wanted to design a perfect society, tailored to the whims of the Fuhrer.

    Among the crazy experiments, was that of achieving a super-breed dogs which had the ability to speak, read and write.

    This fact is reflected in the new book by historian and Doctor of the University of Cardiff, Jan Bondeson, entitled "Amazing Dogs: A compilation of canine curiosities."

    Hitler was a great lover of dogs and felt a special devotion to his two German shepherd, Blondi and Bella.

    After breaking into German political life NSDAP, many were the psychologists and scientists who worked to get the most out of the dogs.

    They were convinced that the intelligence of the dogs was, in many cases higher than most humans, except to the 'Aryan race', obviously.

    For several years, the Nazis picked up the puppies from all over Germany and subjected to intense training during the 1930's in the Tier-Sprechschule ASRA, a special school for communication between humans and dogs directed by Margarethe Schmitt, in the City Leutenberg.

    Among the achievements, Dr. Bondeson's book brings us some examples are striking while almost impossible to believe.

    We consider the case of Rolf, a terrier who was able to talk about religion, understand complex mathematical problems and communicate with humans playing with his paw a letter code.

    Another dog, Kurwenal supposedly could make jokes like a comic it were, becoming a symbol of the dogs trained by Nazi Germany.

    But Hitler's favorite of the whole litter was a dog named Don, who apparently barked, "Mein Fuehrer" in the time when asked who was Adolph Hitler.
    http://co.noticias.yahoo.com/blogs/c...os-perros.html
    *Google translation

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    Memphis the Military Working Dog Supporting Armed Forces Day





    Air Dog Memphis from the Working Dog Section based in Camp Bastion, Afghanistan is pictured with two soldiers from the Royal Military Police (RMP). Memphis is proudly sporting the Armed Forces Day pennant following his return from an area search with the RMP at the regional training centre prior to a graduation ceremony for the Afghan Uniformed Police (AUP). Photographer: Sgt Alison Baskerville RLC Image 45152820.jpg from www.defenceimages.mod.uk

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