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Micele · 12 mei 2016, 09:24

Als dat opgeleid hondje je pakt ben je eraan.
Voor

http://www.unilad.co.uk/news/hero-ge...m-isis-ambush/

Training:
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...pooch-Alsation

Military attack dogs go through extensive training regimes to ensure they are brave enough to serve

The dog dodged bullets as it took out two ISIS fighters

10 fijne weetjes over (de beste) militaire honden:
http://barkpost.com/10-things-about-military-dogs/
1... 10
4. 85% of military working dogs are purchased from Germany and the Netherlands. (... en één deel uit BE#)
5. They are extremely valuable, and not just for their service.

According to retired Air Force K9 Handler, Louis Robinson, a fully trained bomb detection dog is likely worth over $150,000. But really, these animals are priceless. With an average of 98% accuracy in their detection skills, the peace of mind they provide to the troops is immeasurable. Robinson resides in Phoenix, AZ and runs Robinson Dog Training. He’s using the extensive skills he learned as a Military Police K9 handler to help civilian dogs learn basic obedience, search and rescue, therapy skills and advanced protection training.

6. Only about 50% make it through training.

7. They aren’t all German Shepherds.
# belgian malinois Source: Navy Seals
When we think about military dogs, muscular German Shepherds tend to come to mind. But several different breeds have shown patriotic heroism over the years. Many branches use the highly trainable Labrador Retriever. The elite US Navy SEALS use the Belgian Malinois, a breed similar to the German Shepherd, but smaller. These dogs are incredibly compact and fast with a sense of smell 40 times greater than that of a human. Their small stature make them ideal for parachuting and repelling missions with their handlers. The SEALS were accompanied by a Belgian Malinois named Cairo during their raid on Osama Bin Laden in 2013.
Mechelse scheper bij de Navy Seals:
http://navyseals.com/2163/the-dogs-of-the-navy-seals/

NL-defensie: https://magazines.defensie.nl/pijler...ondenteam-dbbo

Regelmatig zijn er wedstrijden, bvb Leopoldsburg:
http://www.hbvl.be/cnt/dmf20150610_0...litaire-honden

... natuurlijk zijn er ook nog andere (politie, douane, bewaking).

12 mei 2016, 09:24	#3
Micele Secretaris-Generaal VN Geregistreerd: 18 mei 2005 Locatie: Limburg Berichten: 53.007	Als dat opgeleid hondje je pakt ben je eraan. Voor http://www.unilad.co.uk/news/hero-ge...m-isis-ambush/ Training: http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...pooch-Alsation Military attack dogs go through extensive training regimes to ensure they are brave enough to serve The dog dodged bullets as it took out two ISIS fighters 10 fijne weetjes over (de beste) militaire honden: http://barkpost.com/10-things-about-military-dogs/ 1... 10 4. 85% of military working dogs are purchased from Germany and the Netherlands. (... en één deel uit BE#) 5. They are extremely valuable, and not just for their service. According to retired Air Force K9 Handler, Louis Robinson, a fully trained bomb detection dog is likely worth over $150,000. But really, these animals are priceless. With an average of 98% accuracy in their detection skills, the peace of mind they provide to the troops is immeasurable. Robinson resides in Phoenix, AZ and runs Robinson Dog Training. He’s using the extensive skills he learned as a Military Police K9 handler to help civilian dogs learn basic obedience, search and rescue, therapy skills and advanced protection training. 6. Only about 50% make it through training. 7. They aren’t all German Shepherds. # belgian malinois Source: Navy Seals When we think about military dogs, muscular German Shepherds tend to come to mind. But several different breeds have shown patriotic heroism over the years. Many branches use the highly trainable Labrador Retriever. The elite US Navy SEALS use the Belgian Malinois, a breed similar to the German Shepherd, but smaller. These dogs are incredibly compact and fast with a sense of smell 40 times greater than that of a human. Their small stature make them ideal for parachuting and repelling missions with their handlers. The SEALS were accompanied by a Belgian Malinois named Cairo during their raid on Osama Bin Laden in 2013. Mechelse scheper bij de Navy Seals: http://navyseals.com/2163/the-dogs-of-the-navy-seals/ NL-defensie: https://magazines.defensie.nl/pijler...ondenteam-dbbo Regelmatig zijn er wedstrijden, bvb Leopoldsburg: http://www.hbvl.be/cnt/dmf20150610_0...litaire-honden ... natuurlijk zijn er ook nog andere (politie, douane, bewaking). __________________ De vuile waarheid over ICE, Nederlandse versie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kekJgcSdN38 Laatst gewijzigd door Micele : 12 mei 2016 om 09:53.