Dogs have served at the side of soldiers in war, turning the tide in many battles.
This book provides a historical sketch of dogs in the Great War and a practical training guide for the rank and file of the United States Army.
The volume blends history with hands-on instruction, showing how dogs supported reconnaissance, protection, and morale. It highlights the German Shepherd Dog as a preferred work companion and outlines training lines for army and Red Cross roles.
- Origins of police and war dog work and why certain breeds excel
- How dogs assist patrols, reconnaissance, and signaling on the battlefield
- Training approaches for duty, discipline, and teamwork with human soldiers
- Historical context and the author’s call to prepare the nation with ready dogs
Ideal for readers of military history and dog enthusiasts seeking practical and historical insight.