Ep. 242 | Military Working Dogs – America’s 4-Legged Heroes

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🗓️ 4 July 2022

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

Vortex’s Garrett Hottenstein brings in his retired Military Working Dog, Edo (a Belgium Malinois), Mark gets bit, and we talk all about these amazing animals. Garrett runs us through his path to becoming a dog handler, the dogs themselves, breeds of military working dogs, why his dog doesn’t have teeth, how he got to adopt Edo, and more. These dogs are amazing and true heroes. Tune in or we’ll sic Edo on you.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Vorotex Nation podcast brought to you by lovers of hunting, shooting, public
0:09.0	lands, the Second Amendment, and good food.
0:18.0	All right.
0:19.0	What is up, everybody?
0:20.0	I got bit by a dog today.
0:24.0	Intentionally.
0:25.0	First thing.
0:26.0	A couple of times.
0:27.0	I had a couple of cups of coffee before hand.
0:31.0	I was totally prepared as I walked in and at 8 a.m. got bit by a dog.
0:36.0	A little background here, though.
0:38.0	Jim, to my right.
0:39.0	We have Garrett Houghtonstein across from us.
0:42.0	And we're going to talk today about military working dogs.
0:46.0	Which Mr. Garrett is quite familiar with.
0:49.0	That was your job.
0:51.0	Correct.
0:52.0	A very cool job.
0:53.0	A very cool dog.
0:55.0	We're still cool.
0:56.0	He was just doing his job.
0:57.0	Oh, yeah.
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