Do any of your have a dog that was formerly used for military service as your partner? Or have ever had an experience with one? If so, is there anything different about them compared to other dogs? Or anything you’ve noticed in geneal? I.E personality, mannerism, size, ‘size’, etc? This question just spawned in my head so I’m curious.
About Military Dogs.
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UR20Z
Dumpster Diver
A dog is a dog, whether it's Bowser, the family mutt in the back yard, or Rin Tin Tin III sniffing for bombs for the army. Each one is an individual, and will be as unique as all the rest, regardless of whether he just keeps the floor in his doghouse from floating away, or whether he's kept busy searching for bodies in a bombed out building.
So far as I've noticed, there's no such thing as a military/LE dog with balls, though, so like any other sexually mutilated dog, he's likely to be disappointing in the sheets. Dunno if they routinely carve the pertinent parts out of females, so maybe they're different that way. I'd expect they do, since they don't want a dog - they want a predictable tool for whatever use it's being put to - and a bitch going into heat would likely fuck with that predictablilty hard enough that they'd probably want to cut out her girl-bits to make sure those evil hormones don't distract her from her work.
In short, LE/Military dogs are HIGHLY unlikely to make a decent sex partner, since it's almost a given that they're going to be sexually mutilated, AND because they're *VERY RARELY* farther than a few yards from their handler unless "on assignement". Either way, lotsa luck trying to get any significant amount of "playtime" with one.
So far as I've noticed, there's no such thing as a military/LE dog with balls, though, so like any other sexually mutilated dog, he's likely to be disappointing in the sheets. Dunno if they routinely carve the pertinent parts out of females, so maybe they're different that way. I'd expect they do, since they don't want a dog - they want a predictable tool for whatever use it's being put to - and a bitch going into heat would likely fuck with that predictablilty hard enough that they'd probably want to cut out her girl-bits to make sure those evil hormones don't distract her from her work.
In short, LE/Military dogs are HIGHLY unlikely to make a decent sex partner, since it's almost a given that they're going to be sexually mutilated, AND because they're *VERY RARELY* farther than a few yards from their handler unless "on assignement". Either way, lotsa luck trying to get any significant amount of "playtime" with one.
GAThrawn
Citizen of Zooville
Every LE dog I've seen has balls. Granted it could have been the same dog every time, but he still had balls. The testosterone helps keep the dog's primal nature intact so I don't see why they'd want to make the dog subdued.
UR20Z
Dumpster Diver
Where for me, it's been exactly the opposite - I can't remember EVER seeing an LE dog with balls. Which one of us is right? Beats the hell outta me... I suspect that asking around about it would raise a few eyebrows (a dangerous suspicion or three wouldn't surprise me, either) so I ain't gonna be the one conducting a survey to find out, thanks! (pictures an escapee from "Revenge of the Nerds" asking "Hey, Mr. Policeman! Does your dog still have his balls?" - Why do I get the feeling that not much, if anything, good would come of pulling that stunt?)
GAThrawn
Citizen of Zooville
It probably varies based on state. Service dogs are usually neutered but every time someone came into my workplace with a male service dog they had balls. And it was very hard not to stare. But my state seems to be less strict about desexing, which coincides with how less severe anti-bestiality laws are from most of the country. Sure, shelters still do it but I have encountered many owners who keep them intact. I think there are even some states where you can't even buy a dog from a breeder without agreeing to spay or neuter.
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rockymountaindog
Citizen of Zooville
I think it probably varies with in agencies. My countys LEO K9s are intact. And the few MWDs I've seen have also been intact.
With us, all dogs are intact, police, military, border guards, customs, commandos, etc. Since dogs trained for this purpose are valuable and have good genetic predisposition, the replacement of offspring is important. They are very rarely spayed.
There is heat once every six months, until then the bitch is resting.
There is heat once every six months, until then the bitch is resting.