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As we continue our military working dog appreciation week, today’s video will focus on the transition of a handler leaving a working dog and a new handler taking their place. This transition focuses on building a relationship between the new handler and the same dog while working toward the common goal of mission accomplishment. Stay tuned tomorrow for another Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point episode on our 5-part series for Military Working Dog Appreciation Week. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Cpl. Micha Pierce)

Since their founding in 1775, United States Marines have remained “Semper Fidelis,” not only to their country, but to their brothers and sisters to their left and right. Show some of that same support today for National Employee Appreciation day.

Since their founding in 1775, United States Marines have remained “Semper Fidelis,” not only to their country, but to their brothers and sisters to their left and right. Show some of that same support today for National Employee Appreciation day.

Have questions about being a military working dog handler? Now is your chance to ask! Military Working Dogs have an enormous impact on the security of our military installations, both overseas and domestic, and in austere environments around the world. Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point will be releasing a 5-part video series about the working dogs aboard the air station. Stay tuned March 11-15, 2019, to catch a glimpse of the impact these animals have on our service members and accomplishments.