Military Dogs

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.

Kuno, a Belgian malinois, is alive largely due to medical treatment by U.S. Army veterinarians and Air Force doctors.

Prescreening means donors are now available for injured military working dogs in Iraq.

A.J. Peper came up with an idea that the US Army says could change the way special operators direct military working dogs.

The Air Force budgets roughly $5 million annually for the program, buying about 450 dogs each year.

Navy Special Warfare Command is investigating a video that showed military working dogs attacking a target in a Colin...

The project, first conceived in March and established in mid-May, is working to train dogs to detect biomarkers of COVID-19.