In Pictures: Nothing but good doggos

Our favourite four-legged friend has always been part of the team on operations around the world and at home. Here are our favourite photos of them in action

Military Working Dog’s have been a key asset to all three services long before now; whether that's as protection while out on patrols, being able to search vehicles for arms and explosives, or supporting the police by finding evidence to prosecute criminals.

These brave pooches are able to do things we can’t. Military Working Dogs and their handlers are able to deploy anywhere in the world on any operation, they are highly trained and a specialist asset to whoever they are with.

Among many of the dogs who have served alongside the UK Armed Forces, many have also won medals themselves. Read the heroic story of Kuno, who earned ‘the animal’s Victoria Cross’ in 2019, for extreme bravery under enemy fire in Afghanistan:

Combat Canine: Taking down Al Qaeda

📸Here are just a few of the brave dogs in action:

Private Beth Johnson (left) and Private Molly Luckett (Right), Royal Army Veterinary Corps (RAVC).

Military Working Dogs make a splash in Canine Biathlon.

Reserve and Regular Military Working Dog Squadrons Exercise together in Germany.

Air Dog Baco and his handler at RAF Northolt in the Churchill hangar.

Military Working Dogs Sqn taking part in a live-fire exercise on the Sennelager Ranges in Germany.

Military Working Dogs and their handlers on exercise in Edinburgh.

Personnel from across British Forces Cyprus played their part in supporting HMS Diamond during her short visit to Cyprus as a part of her wider mission in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Military Working Dog Wendy put to the test on exercise in Edinburgh.

RAF Police Dog Handler with his Military Working Dog (Search Dog) carrying out a training exercise at RAF Marham.

Zafari, from 102 Military Working Dogs Sqn, and his handler ready to take part in a live-fire exercise on the Sennelager Ranges in Germany.

A British Army dogs in Afghanistan.

David Beckham running from an Attack dog from Military Working Dog Unit in Camp Bastion.

LCpl Lou Robinson, 26, from Oakdale in South Wales, with her High Assurance Search Dog, Hiha.

An RAF Dog Handler from RAF Brize Norton provides airfield security at MOD Boscombe down during the arrival of a repatriation flight from Cuba.

Find out where else the UK Armed Forces are deployed here 👇