GOT A NEW ADDITION TO THE FAMILY TODAY

[WOODIE13]

A Dutch Shepherd/Malinois mix from a buddy that I hadn't seen since we left the kennels at Ft Bragg back in 2009.

My wife wanted a puppy so we drove to Kentucky along with my lab Odin to choose one.

Meet Mongo.

 

[GeorgiaGlockMan]

Love the name


Congrats on the new wolf

 

[WOODIE13]

Love the name


Congrats on the new wolf

That was his nickname at Bra

Love the name


Congrats on the new wolf

Appreciate it, now just to add the light switch

 

[Hillbilly stalker]

Boy your in for a ride ! I’ve had both, I don’t have the time and energy for one of those super sport models anymore. Good luck with him, mines name was Nero.

 

[Raylander]

Awesome!

 

[WOODIE13]

Boy your in for a ride ! I’ve had both, I don’t have the time and energy for one of those super sport models anymore. Good luck with him, mines name was Nero.

Trained quite a few back in my day, but not from a puppy. Saved one that was going to be put down by the USMC because he was too aggressive...ate too many handlers, he was a straight explosive detection dog. We got him certified in patrol and put back into the fight.

My lab is the big brother, teaches him the left and right limits of what is acceptable and not (biting my tail and privates), chasing OUR cats.

I'm going to train to retrieve waterfowl, not by any hunt test standards...just pick em up, shredded, breasted and tenderized ?

Right now this future hunter of man and waterfowl is crashed out with my wife, it's all in the training.

My lab taught me about puppies, everything is edible

 

[WOODIE13]

Mongo and my lab Odin finally made up after Odin's pouting

 

[LOVEMYLABXS]

Enjoy your new bud and Congrats .

 

[JustUs4All]

Congratulations. Nice looking pup.

 

[WOODIE13]

His left ear is up and now can climb baby gates?

 

[WOODIE13]

Going to have to teach him to walk again after the granddaughters were over, great socialization

 

[WOODIE13]

His ears...he will grow into them. His parents push 70 to 80 pounds, til then, rabid chihuahua

 

[blood on the ground]

A lot of love and good times coming y'alls way. Congratulations.

 

[WOODIE13]

Mongo waiting for bite work to begin.

Centerline drills, sit, down, stay and here are solid, 13 weeks old

He will start waterfowl retriever training soon

 

[WOODIE13]

Day after waterfowl season ended, land retrieve I have no doubts.

Odin is 85 pounds, Mongo is pushing 55 to 60

 

[WOODIE13]

Mongo is a blitz, quick, loves to bite....now to teach him to swim like Odin....but cripples running, oh my.

Had some guys tell me I couldn't do it...trained pits, GS, mals and dutchies to work on hand signals. to clear a roadway from IEDS...so waterfowl should be cake

When you have drive, you have teachability, if you know what you are doing

 

[longbowdave1]

great looking dogs. Thank you for your service!

 

[WOODIE13]

Hazel came over to go Turkey hunting tomorrow...she taught him a lot just with hand signals after I told her what NO means.

The kong is yours, you just let him borrow it...

11 months old, he's a great dog with kids, but don't mess with them

 

[SC Hunter]

@WOODIE13 beautiful dog you've got there and I love seeing a dog love a kid like their own baby.

I got the opportunity to watch some of the dogs and work with the handlers of some absolutely astonishing dogs in Ranger Regiment. I've been around dogs my entire life but until that week of training I'd never seen any like that. I've worn bite suits for police K9's and it was NOTHING compared to those dogs. ? 70 pounds of absolute fury!

 

[WOODIE13]

@WOODIE13 beautiful dog you've got there and I love seeing a dog love a kid like their own baby.

I got the opportunity to watch some of the dogs and work with the handlers of some absolutely astonishing dogs in Ranger Regiment. I've been around dogs my entire life but until that week of training I'd never seen any like that. I've worn bite suits for police K9's and it was NOTHING compared to those dogs. ? 70 pounds of absolute fury!

Best job in the Army, always seemed like the smaller the dog, the bigger the attitude?