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Military Working Dog Rex cooling off in Iraq

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Uploaded by on Apr 22, 2008

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It was about 130 degrees that day. Rex was getting exhausted. I had to do what I had to do to keep him cool. Visit my blog dedicated to working dog teams here...
http://k9pride.com/

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  • M. Dizzle. I know thats you.

  • @lolChihuahua LOL

  • I have a female GS but she hates the water lol

  • @KittenzKill your cock is showing ;)

  • @pyromanizak Your faggot is showing.

  • @MagicMan2457

    i think u did not even read my older comments, my comment about north korea was about korea , being a well known and established dictatorship , also PROVEN to have nukes.

    so IF the US really wanted to ''save'' anyone , would not a much certain and clearer option would have been korea ?

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  • @Ezldor Basic history must be something you're lacking in too. Take a look at Europe's history for instance. How about Asia's history? Africa? Humans are naturally always going to fight, it's how we are all designed.

    As for your North Korea comment, they are not strong. Their entire population with the exception of a select few are starving, they can't even properly feed their soldiers. The only reason why they still exist as their own nation is because of the Chinese.

  • @pyromanizak Damn right! :)

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