USSS K-9 Hurricane
Black Belgian Malinois, brown eyes, age 6, enjoys playig with his Kong toy, ready to work.
USSS K-9 Jordan
Black/tan Belgian Malinois, brown eyes, age 5. Enjoys walks around White House, ready to work.
Posted on 10/25/2014 7:40:48 AM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
Here they are, the Secret Service agents who take down White House intruders and protect your president, regardless of Party.
The Secret Service tweeted out their photos Thursday. I see them around the grounds. Definitely two of my favorite White House employees.
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USSS K-9 Hurricane
Black Belgian Malinois, brown eyes, age 6, enjoys playig with his Kong toy, ready to work.
USSS K-9 Jordan
Black/tan Belgian Malinois, brown eyes, age 5. Enjoys walks around White House, ready to work.
Secret Service doggie ping.
AWWWWWWWWWWW
nice doggies...
I never thought I’d start my Saturday morning reading about White House workers whom I actually *like*. What a shock! :)
You probably like them because unlike the other White House workers these two are house broken.
I would like them only if they hiked their legs and pi$$ed on the muslin dictator’s pants leg.
Great dogs but INEFFECTIVE just like the president. They should be replaced by Pit Bulls and replace 0bama too!
HA!
I’m stealing that joke for later today..
For once, I’d believe “ Not a smidgen of corruption.”
I am guessing the Kong toy is a red laser light?
The Secret Service is so dumb they can’t get their breeds straight. The black colored one is a German shepherd.
Apparently the pudgy, clueless little crone Obama put in charge of the Secret Service couldn’t screw up the dogs’ competence-they’re immune to collapses of morale.
Q: What’s black & brown and looks good on a terrorist?
A: A Doberman Pinscher.
Not to be a wet blanket but I have questions about their dog handling. It appeared they kept the dogs on leash which penalizes the dogs and restricts their movements. After checking with some K9 handlers I knew from NAM they concurred that that would not be the best thing for the dogs and they are more likely to get injured when restrained during an attack.
I did not see what happened but if they were still on the leash that would be unusual. What I have seen with most military and police dogs is the let the dog go without the leash. Makes sense in that the leash cannot tangle with the suspect or other objects.
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