War Dogs (Pics)

[39478]

Dogs

No better creature out there. People should be more like dogs. All they do is give love and protect the ones they love.

hats off to those beasts

 

[39478]

Dogs

No better creature out there. People should be more like dogs. All they do is give love and protect the ones they love.

hats off to those beasts

 

[budweiser]

THE WHITE MAN SENT VICK TO PRISON, BUT THEY CAN SENT DOGS TO A WARZONE?

 

[budweiser]

THE WHITE MAN SENT VICK TO PRISON, BUT THEY CAN SENT DOGS TO A WARZONE?

 

[what up]

Originally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks

didnt the russians use dogs as mines or something like that

The first group of anti-tank dogs arrived at the frontline at the end of the summer of 1941 and included 30 dogs and 40 trainers. Their deployment revealed some serious problems. In order to save fuel and ammunition, dogs had been trained on tanks which stood still and did not fire their guns. In the field, the dogs refused to dive under moving tanks. Some persistent dogs ran near the tanks, waiting for them to stop but were shot in the process. Gunfire from the tanks scared away many of the dogs. They would run back to the trenches and often detonated the charge upon jumping in, injuring Soviet soldiers. To prevent that, the returning dogs had to be shot, often by their controllers and this made the trainers unwilling to work with new dogs.


Disgusting.  Couldn't even finish reading the entire "anti-tank dog" article on Wikipedia.
  

 

[what up]

Originally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks

didnt the russians use dogs as mines or something like that

The first group of anti-tank dogs arrived at the frontline at the end of the summer of 1941 and included 30 dogs and 40 trainers. Their deployment revealed some serious problems. In order to save fuel and ammunition, dogs had been trained on tanks which stood still and did not fire their guns. In the field, the dogs refused to dive under moving tanks. Some persistent dogs ran near the tanks, waiting for them to stop but were shot in the process. Gunfire from the tanks scared away many of the dogs. They would run back to the trenches and often detonated the charge upon jumping in, injuring Soviet soldiers. To prevent that, the returning dogs had to be shot, often by their controllers and this made the trainers unwilling to work with new dogs.


Disgusting.  Couldn't even finish reading the entire "anti-tank dog" article on Wikipedia.
  

 

[luong1209]

Great pictures.

 

[luong1209]

Great pictures.

 

[mrsneakerman]

All these pics were cool but that last one was

.

Good looking OP.

 

[mrsneakerman]

All these pics were cool but that last one was

.

Good looking OP.

 

[budweiser]

Originally Posted by What up

Originally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks

didnt the russians use dogs as mines or something like that

The first group of anti-tank dogs arrived at the frontline at the end of the summer of 1941 and included 30 dogs and 40 trainers. Their deployment revealed some serious problems. In order to save fuel and ammunition, dogs had been trained on tanks which stood still and did not fire their guns. In the field, the dogs refused to dive under moving tanks. Some persistent dogs ran near the tanks, waiting for them to stop but were shot in the process. Gunfire from the tanks scared away many of the dogs. They would run back to the trenches and often detonated the charge upon jumping in, injuring Soviet soldiers. To prevent that, the returning dogs had to be shot, often by their controllers and this made the trainers unwilling to work with new dogs.

Disgusting.  Couldn't even finish reading the entire "anti-tank dog" article on Wikipedia.
  

You mean to tell me World War II was unsavory?
  

 

[budweiser]

Originally Posted by What up

Originally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks

didnt the russians use dogs as mines or something like that

The first group of anti-tank dogs arrived at the frontline at the end of the summer of 1941 and included 30 dogs and 40 trainers. Their deployment revealed some serious problems. In order to save fuel and ammunition, dogs had been trained on tanks which stood still and did not fire their guns. In the field, the dogs refused to dive under moving tanks. Some persistent dogs ran near the tanks, waiting for them to stop but were shot in the process. Gunfire from the tanks scared away many of the dogs. They would run back to the trenches and often detonated the charge upon jumping in, injuring Soviet soldiers. To prevent that, the returning dogs had to be shot, often by their controllers and this made the trainers unwilling to work with new dogs.

Disgusting.  Couldn't even finish reading the entire "anti-tank dog" article on Wikipedia.
  

You mean to tell me World War II was unsavory?
  

 

[airphilippines]

I wonder what the dogs think as they're falling out of the plane?

 

[airphilippines]

I wonder what the dogs think as they're falling out of the plane?

 

[what up]

Originally Posted by Budweiser

Originally Posted by What up

Originally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks

didnt the russians use dogs as mines or something like that

The first group of anti-tank dogs arrived at the frontline at the end of the summer of 1941 and included 30 dogs and 40 trainers. Their deployment revealed some serious problems. In order to save fuel and ammunition, dogs had been trained on tanks which stood still and did not fire their guns. In the field, the dogs refused to dive under moving tanks. Some persistent dogs ran near the tanks, waiting for them to stop but were shot in the process. Gunfire from the tanks scared away many of the dogs. They would run back to the trenches and often detonated the charge upon jumping in, injuring Soviet soldiers. To prevent that, the returning dogs had to be shot, often by their controllers and this made the trainers unwilling to work with new dogs.

Disgusting.  Couldn't even finish reading the entire "anti-tank dog" article on Wikipedia.
  

You mean to tell me World War II was unsavory?
  

  

 

[what up]

Originally Posted by Budweiser

Originally Posted by What up

Originally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks

didnt the russians use dogs as mines or something like that

The first group of anti-tank dogs arrived at the frontline at the end of the summer of 1941 and included 30 dogs and 40 trainers. Their deployment revealed some serious problems. In order to save fuel and ammunition, dogs had been trained on tanks which stood still and did not fire their guns. In the field, the dogs refused to dive under moving tanks. Some persistent dogs ran near the tanks, waiting for them to stop but were shot in the process. Gunfire from the tanks scared away many of the dogs. They would run back to the trenches and often detonated the charge upon jumping in, injuring Soviet soldiers. To prevent that, the returning dogs had to be shot, often by their controllers and this made the trainers unwilling to work with new dogs.

Disgusting.  Couldn't even finish reading the entire "anti-tank dog" article on Wikipedia.
  

You mean to tell me World War II was unsavory?
  

  

 

[ham city]

Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

Originally Posted by RaWeX05

Originally Posted by Fade On You


This is one of the MANY reasons Dogs will forever #+!+ all over cats. Cats suck.

Thanks for the pics OP

Dogs

A cat piss on your dinner or something? Why can't you just appreciate those dogs and not make it about what's better.

Those dogs are amazing, though.

Thanks for saying it for me. It doesn't have to be one or the other.

Word. I admire and envy cats for their elegance and grace. I can enjoy just sitting back and watching the way they move. 
I love dogs too, special place in my heart for them. 

Those pictures are 

 

[ham city]

Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

Originally Posted by RaWeX05

Originally Posted by Fade On You


This is one of the MANY reasons Dogs will forever #+!+ all over cats. Cats suck.

Thanks for the pics OP

Dogs

A cat piss on your dinner or something? Why can't you just appreciate those dogs and not make it about what's better.

Those dogs are amazing, though.

Thanks for saying it for me. It doesn't have to be one or the other.

Word. I admire and envy cats for their elegance and grace. I can enjoy just sitting back and watching the way they move. 
I love dogs too, special place in my heart for them. 

Those pictures are 

 

[nocomment6]

poor creatures....

 

[nocomment6]

poor creatures....

 

[tobiastorgenson]

i love dogs and i'm very sensitive to them

i bet those dogs love every frickin minute of it

 

[tobiastorgenson]

i love dogs and i'm very sensitive to them

i bet those dogs love every frickin minute of it

 

[samduh562]

should have some war trained lions tigers or cheetahs, that might be helpful 

#*#! biting his arm bite his dam neck off

 

[samduh562]

should have some war trained lions tigers or cheetahs, that might be helpful 

#*#! biting his arm bite his dam neck off

 

[smoke ya later]