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Most people adopt dogs because they find them adorable. They have boring lives and want to add more colour and joy to their dull and monotonous lives. Dogs can cheer you on a boring day and make you forget about how your boss scolded you at work.
But that is not all that dogs can do. There are many jobs that dogs are suitable for performing. They are bred to assist in herding and hunting. Police are known to have dogs in their crew to sniff unwanted things like explosives, drugs, or something metal. For many hundreds of years, dogs have proven to be so helpful in helping farmers in protecting their livestock and fields. People keep dogs to protect their homes and property. Armies keep dogs to detect bombs and explosives. Cute and goofy dogs are even trained to assist in therapy for patients. Dogs are even hired in the fire departments to save people in trouble. Detecting explosives and bombs, being part of the fire crew, assisting in therapy are important and sensitive jobs that should not be taken lightly. Thankfully, dogs are very much capable of performing these jobs well!
The pictures below are of dogs that were bestowed with important jobs and performed them very responsibly. They are not just cute, but equally skilled as well! Scroll below to check some beautiful dogs kicking asses at their jobs.
This cutie can sniff the bags of people at the airport to detect if anyone possesses a bomb. No one can escape this dog!
Wes serves as the protector of the family. He makes sure they are safe from any danger. He is almost part of the family now and always feels jolly around them. Look at him break into laughter!
“Max, the fire dog that brings happiness to the firehouse crew!”
If every fire crew had such a cute dog in their crew, the whole population would be joining the team!
“My boy Teddy is the official greeter at my store. He comes with his FAQ.”
It is not just Teddy’s job to greet others. Other people should make sure they are greeting Teddy properly too. That is why he has come up with a list of instructions.
This snow-white pup is training to help kids with autism during their therapy. There is no better companion than this puppy!
“Her name is Aspen and she is the good therapy dog! She came in to see my son after his skiing accident.”
If I ever have to be admitted into a hospital, I am not staying there a single night without having my dog as therapy!
“Average size for an Oregon black truffle is between 1 and 2 ounces. Today Rhu found a perfect 7.0-ounce truffle!”
“Bingo, the U.S. Coast Guard explosives detection dog. His helmet includes mounts that can be used for a camera or a light.”
At first sight, you may think this dog is just wearing a silly costume, but this is an important uniform for an important dog. He is not a regular dog but holds an important position as the U.S. Coast guard. He is known by the name bingo and is responsible for detecting explosives. It is rather a funny-looking helmet but it can be used as both a camera as well as a flashlight. Bingo’s working routine is busier than any of us.
These dogs look so funny in these suits! I might buy one for my dog and make him roam around in this funny-looking suit.
Best co-worker ever! Going to a job every day would be a freaking piece of cake if I had this dog as my co-worker.
Hunter makes sure no team member is left behind. If you have Hunter beside you, you should not worry about leaving anything behind by mistake. Hunter will always be there to check things off the list!
Max is the well-respected furry major of Idyllwild, California. He won the elections by an overflow of votes in his ballet! Every single person was rooting for Max to be elected as their area.
He was too excited to donate blood to save a friend. He could not see a fellow dog suffer alone. He cared too much!
This incident is so close to everyone’s heart. So many people suffered from this attack. It was a devastating event. This dog served his responsibility and performed his job very well. He helped the crew find people that fell victim to the attack.
My 8 month old Great Pyrenees service dog in-training for Autism Spectrum Disorder. She will help by doing Deep Pressure Therapy (DPT), and by recognizing the signs of meltdowns before they happen. She will be able to inerject and help ease away the nervous system overload. She is a good dog!
Vigo’s business cards came in! I made these to hand out while I’m out and about to answer the most common questions we get. The back has general ADA info about SD team access.
Remember the dog that appeared on the frontpage being rescued during a flood in Mexico? They adopted it and is now in training to be a rescue dog
My Service Dog in Training waiting at the doctor with me. He was a rescue, is about 10 months old and has only been in training for a short period this far. He is super smart and already is allowed in public!
What a handsome boy!
Dogs are not just fit to be house pets. They are capable of doing so much more! They serve as therapy dogs. Therapy is a difficult part of people’s lives and it does not happen easily. Having a dog beside you who is well-trained in this task helps you cope with what you are going through well enough. Whoever is sad should go ahead and get a dog. Other than that, saving people’s lives from a fire explosion is a grave responsibility. Only someone with credibility can be assigned to do this job. Dogs are trained extensively so they can be useful under such circumstances. It’s not just humans who can learn to do such thorough and difficult jobs. Dogs can perform them too!
Are you impressed? Because I sure am. Dogs are all-rounders!
