This fleece lined Kryptek Camo vest should fit most medium and large sized dogs. Patches are not included. Dimensions are Size Medium: Length:17″ Girth 28″-32″ Size Large: Length: 20″ Girth 29″-34″. Offered in Highlander, Mandrake and Typhon.
Archive for the ‘K9’ Category
Svalinn – Kryptek Dog Fleece
Monday, January 5th, 2015Cynology War Labs Products Go On Sale Monday
Sunday, December 14th, 2014Cynology War Labs is US Palm’s new K9 product line. Starting Monday you’ll be able to purchase their products which include this Standard Collar available in Black and Coyote.
Sneak Peek – Cynology War Labs by US Palm
Monday, October 6th, 2014
Who Says Teeth Don’t Look Awesome?
Wednesday, September 10th, 2014The other day we posted a photo of LBT’s new van complete with Flying Tiger teeth. One of our readers said that the teeth thing had been overdone. Perhaps, but I don’t see how you couldn’t love this.
This muzzle was created for a friend’s pup by the folks at Working Dog Dry Goods.
OR Summer Market – Adventure Medical Kits
Wednesday, August 6th, 2014While Adventure Medical Kits has several new items geared specifically toward our four legged friends.
The Adventure Dog Series will premier 3 kits in Fall 2015: the Heeler, Trail Dog and Me & My Dog kits. All are packed with items chosen and packaged to care for your K9, but the Me & My Dog Kit also offers medical gear for you the handler as well.
In Fall 2015, AMK will introduce the Workin’ Dog Kit which is intended specifically for working dogs.
Sneak Peek – US PALM K9 Gear
Monday, July 21st, 2014
EOD Foundation Presents Service Dog to Wounded Warrior at Warrior East
Thursday, July 10th, 2014Earlier today, during the Warrior Expo setup day, Chief Steve Bronson and Axl Rose, his Dutch Shepard Pitbull presented Wounded Warrior Brad Lang with his new service animal, Diego, on behalf of the EOD Warrior Foundation.
A Wounded Warrior, Brad Lang retired from the Marine Corps as an EOD SSgt after receiving graves wounds on July 24th, 2011 in the Sangin River Valley in Helmland Province. He recovered and nowadays, Brad keeps his head in the game by running Stumpy’s Custom Guns, Inc. in Swansboro, NC along with Johnny Morris who also lost a leg as a Marine EOD NCO. They named the shop “Stumpies” because they’ve got one good leg between the two of them. They also employ other Wounded Warriors.
Diego is a two year old Belgian Malanois. He’s undergone seven months of training for his new assignment as Brad’s service dog. Steve Bronson has really brought Diego a long way over that time.
This is a reunion for Brad and Diego. They last saw each other during SHOT Show in January. Brad had Diego initially for about four months and then he turned him over to BMC Bronson (USN, Ret) to train him as a service dog. Diego has been learning how to recover Brad’s chair, assist with handicapped doors and crosswalks as well as regular doors. Most of all, Diego will be someone to, in Brad’s own words, “watch my Six.”
EOD Warrior Foundation has paid for the entire training process. Everything from food to vet bills to training. They even purchased a Jog-a-Dog treadmill for Diego so that he can work off his excess energy. I spoke with EOD Warrior Foundation Founder and Chairman of the Board BMCM Ken Falke (EOD) (USN, Ret). He said, “We’re honored to be able to sponsor Diego’s training in order to make a difference in Brad’s life. We’re also grateful to Chief Bronson for his time and patience training Diego.”
Diego and Brad have one more challenge to surmount. Diego will be taking a public access test to assess his abilities to work with Brad in a public setting. Based on what I saw today, they’ll do just fine.
Executive Protection Dogs, A Learning Curve!
Monday, July 7th, 2014This is a guest post from the CEO of Intelligent Protection, regarding the use of ‘Executive Protection Dogs’.
Having been involved in the security and protection industry for a number of years, I was bemused at a client from the US traveling with Executive Protection Dogs.
Not much use in London, Paris and Rome right? No, Very wrong!
As not only the owner of Intelligent Armour, but also of intelligent Protection International Limited, (a UK based close protection company), I see many different things and many different places. So, a client of mine tells me that he is bringing over to Europe two working Executive Protection Dogs to assist in the role of protecting the principle and his family – I thought he was mad and that it was a waste of time and his money. I was very much mistaken.
Seeing these Dogs and handlers in action is awesome, total concentration. A pair of working dogs in a crowded London street in theatre land, something to see.
I cannot tell you how professional these dogs and handlers were. Ultra professional and my mind is totally changed about the use of Dogs in this roll. If you are in a country where carrying firearms is not permitted, then one of these highly trained dogs is the next best thing. As an addition to a close protection or executive protection team, hell yes and well worth the money, time and effort.
A colossal shout out to Vohne Liche Kennels http://www.vohneliche.com
For more information about Intelligent Protection International Limited see:
http://www.intelligent-protection.co.uk or http://www.intelligent-protection.fr
