Military Dogs

Channing Tatum and a Belgian Malinois star in a movie that's sure to be part comedy and part tear-jerker.

Many nations in World War II used dogs extensively and for a number of purposes.

Military veterinarians provide medical and surgical care to all kinds of military working animals, but their responsibilities...

Photos showing 150 dogs in cages lined up at the airport are of animals belonging to a group called Kabul Small Animal Rescue...

Sweetface "Nyx" Shelton, a well-loved brindle-furred American Mastiff who served with the Alaska National Guard, died April 9...

The dogs resemble Boston Dynamics' now-famous four-legged yellow robot, Spot, which can run as fast as 3.5 miles per hour.

The PAWS Act, introduced by Sen. Deb Fischer, would require the VA to create a grant program to pay for and provide service...

On National K-9 Veterans Day (March 13), we pay tribute to the contributions of our four-legged military heroes.

VA research shows that service dogs trained to address PTSD can lower symptoms.

Service dogs have formal training and credentialing, as opposed to emotional support animals, which do not need either.