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Uploaded by on Oct 6, 2008

The Pentagon Channel airs a story about Hawk, an explosives-search dog, who retired from the USCG at Coast Guard Island, Oct. 6, 2008.

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  • Good job Hawk. Good dog. Rest in Peace, and thank you.

    Sorry for your loss, PO Csitar and good job to you as well!

  • Farewell CPO Hawk, Rest in Peace.

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  • R.I.P Hawk, you'll see your cop partner in heaven.

  • they got a new 1 ist a bulldog trust m ei kno i got 2 coast guar4d amots evry day going fishing

  • Thank you Hawk for helping to keep us safe, R.I.P CPO Hawk

  • well the training method 'yes4me' mentioned (that the dogs get addicted) is very old and very uncommon at this time, the dogs are most likely trained on a smell and if they find the source of that smell they get a big reward, so the dog will start looking for that smell because he wants that reward;)

    Hope i've made it clear;)

  • poor puppy

  • You said a thing that's not true.

    (In any case this is an explosive search dog, not a drug search dog)

  • The sad part for all these dogs is that because of the nature of their job, they tend to get addicted to all kind of narcotics.

    5/5

  • Well damn theres people that sit on their couch all day, but a dog that does actually more than them by serving lol

  • Chief Petty Officer Hawk :)

  • Job well done Hawk, job well done. Rest In Peace.

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