Military K 9 Max Gets A Forever Home With His Handler Military

Military K 9 Max Gets A Forever Home With His Handler Military Published may 21, 2018. al dhafra air base, united arab emirates — max, a k 9 military working dog, will soon retire from the military after 11 years of service. max has completed seven. San antonio — christmas came early for a retired military dog, and his former handler, u.s. air force staff sergeant mike alcala. alcala was reunited with 10 year old german shepherd, john. john.

K9 Years Of Service To Earn Him A Forever Home With His Handler U S This week, american humane reunited retired military working dog john with his former k 9 handler, u.s. air force staff sergeant mike alcala, in san antonio, texas. the once inseparable pair have been apart for over two years and will now be together for the holidays as john finds his forever home to live out his retirement. […]. This military dog, alex, and his handler, sergeant first class nicholas c. iafelice, were reunited after five years. alex will spend the rest of his life wi. Military dog is so happy to finally be home with his dad | this military dog is flying to the u.s. to retire with his handler — and their reunion is priceles. San antonio (kabb woai) a retiring miliary working dog will get to spend the rest of his life with his former handler after they were reunited on the city's northwest side on monday. zoran, a 9.

K9 Years Of Service To Earn Him A Forever Home With His Handler U S Military dog is so happy to finally be home with his dad | this military dog is flying to the u.s. to retire with his handler — and their reunion is priceles. San antonio (kabb woai) a retiring miliary working dog will get to spend the rest of his life with his former handler after they were reunited on the city's northwest side on monday. zoran, a 9. Ten year old john, a retired military working dog who served for eight years, found himself back in the loving arms of u.s air force ssgt. mike alcala in san antonio this wednesday, dec.20. for. The two served together for three years, but after being apart for nine months, u. s. navy canine handler, lt. brandon leonard, will be reunited this wednesday afternoon with retired military dog.