Holland Military Working Dog Hospital

• Corray Wise
  
  
  (June 16, 2019, 3:25 pm)

  Dr their are amazing,

• Benjamin Gravelle
  
  
  (April 29, 2019, 2:04 pm)

  Great Monument for a great cause

• Beth Bolish
  
  
  (March 22, 2018, 7:03 pm)

  What a great learning experience! It was awesome to see the restraint the dogs exercise when around people and how well the listen. Handlers where equally as excellent and knowledge about their profession.

• Rick Veley
  
  
  (December 31, 2017, 7:40 pm)

  We have fostered Military Working Dogs over a period of years and because of that we have made numerous visits to the Holland Military Working Dog Hospital for shots and check ups for the puppies. The facilities are very nice, but most of all, the staff is fantastic. The dogs are their very first priority and they truly seem to love their jobs. Finally, they are extremely easy to work with, a true pleasure.

• Janet Thurman
  
  
  (October 2, 2017, 3:57 pm)

  The Vet Techs and Vets are the best you can find anywhere. There are none better. They go above and beyond to be sure that each dog gets the best of care. They also are very considerate and understanding in being sure that we are kept up to date on how our dog is doing as well as explaining it in a way I understand.

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A unique military hospital is just for military working dogs at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Col. Paul Little, M.D., reports.

Inside the headquarters for military dogs

At the Holland Military Working Dog Hospital, dogs from bases around the globe rest calmly in crates recovering from surgery before going into wards. In contrast, dogs in the kennel off the rehabilitation area bark excitedly whenever someone walks through. Buying and breeding.

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A unique military hospital is just for military working dogs at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. [Little] Topsail is a 2-year-old Labrador Military Working Dog. A few months ago in Afghanistan, he was sniffing for explosives in a building when he was attacked by an insurgent with a club.

Holland Military Working Dog Hospital | Military Dog Blog

Military working dogs with PTSD can exhibit behaviors like hiding, cowering, or even biting their handlers. Vargus says dogs with the most severe PTSD Vargus says right now, there are roughly 725 military working dog teams deployed overseas, with the vast majority of those teams in Afghanistan.

Planet of animals: Holland Military Working Dog Hospital

We have to understand that these dogs are highly valuable. And that these people appreciate all what these dogs do for the people / army. They are out there saving lives every day and they LOVE what they do. They willing work and aim to please. It's not like they are forcing a dog to go back and serve...

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at. San Antonio, Texas. Military. DoD Holland Military Working Dog Hospital. US Army. Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine.

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During her search, the dog was ambushed by one of the assailants. Layka received multiple gunshot wounds to the abdomen and a limb, which She arrived in San Antonio in early July for rehabilitation at the Daniel Holland Military Working Dog Hospital. "This has never been done before by us, but we...

Inside the Military Dog Hospital Where 4-Legged Veterans Heal

That's to be expected at the Holland Military Working Dog Hospital, located at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. It's all part of the plan at the $15 million state-of-the art veterinary facility that handles the health needs of the more than 2,000 military working dogs serving worldwide...