Videos tagged with Service Dogs

This YouTube video features a return to working with @goldcoastk9 and Rick, highlighting the incredible capabilities of their dogs. While specific firearm details are not provided in the description, the context of working with highly trained canine units often implies a connection to law enforcement, security, or specialized civilian applications where firearms may be present. The emphasis on the dogs' proficiency suggests a focus on their training and operational effectiveness.

This video features John Devine, founder of the Rescue 22 Foundation, discussing their non-profit organization's mission. Rescue 22 trains shelter dogs to become service animals for veterans. The interview, conducted at SHOT Show TV, highlights that not all rescued dogs are suited for service work, but all find homes. Devine also emphasizes the crucial role of industry support in expanding their program and providing more service dogs to veterans. The description encourages viewers to learn more and support the foundation.

This video, from the NSSF (National Shooting Sports Foundation), highlights the significant role service dogs play in the mental health and recovery of veterans. It emphasizes how these canine partners provide support, companionship, and therapeutic benefits. The description also promotes various NSSF initiatives and social media channels related to shooting, hunting, and gun ownership, encouraging viewers to engage with the firearms community.

This YouTube video from NSSF focuses on how service dogs assist veterans experiencing PTSD. While the description and title do not explicitly mention firearms, the video is published by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) and promotes their associated brands and initiatives like 'Let's Go Shooting' and 'Gun Owners Care'. Therefore, it is presented within a firearms-adjacent context, likely aiming to show a broader positive impact of responsible gun ownership and the organizations that support it. The content highlights the therapeutic benefits of service animals for veterans, indirectly aligning with themes of well-being and support within the shooting community.

This YouTube video features Brandon Butler, CEO of Retrieving Freedom, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing service dogs to veterans with PTSD and children with Autism. Butler joins Brent T. Wheat at the 2024 SHOT Show to discuss the impactful work of Retrieving Freedom. The organization's mission is to enhance the lives of individuals through the assistance of trained service dogs. More information can be found at www.retrievingfreedom.org. The video also includes a promotional message for GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner Magazine subscriptions.

This video highlights a partnership with K9s For Warriors, an organization supporting veteran service dogs. Viewers are encouraged to support the cause, with information provided on how to purchase items online to benefit K9s For Warriors. Links to Gun For Hire's website, academy, radio, and social media profiles are also included, along with resources for obtaining firearm permits in New Jersey and New York, and a mention of a 'Crime Proof Book'.

This video highlights Second Chance K9, an organization dedicated to pairing high-drive, Military ADA-recognized Service Dogs with SOF members experiencing PTSD. The description mentions that profits from a Second Chance K9 T-Shirt will be donated to this cause, indicating a fundraising and awareness effort for a specialized service animal program benefiting military personnel.

This video features Mark "Oz" Geist in the SHOT TV Studio, accompanied by his K-9 companion, Rone. They discuss the Shadow Warriors Project, an organization dedicated to honoring and supporting individuals who serve their country discreetly behind enemy lines, especially those who have been injured or fallen. The project also collaborates with Special Operations Wounded Warriors (SOWW) and the Baden K-9 service dog program, which offers advanced training for service dogs, family protection dogs, and military/law enforcement animals. Donation links for the Shadow Warriors Project and SOWW are provided.

This YouTube channel update focuses on the channel's mission to help veterans by supporting service dog organizations. While the channel generally promotes safe and responsible firearm use, this specific video's primary topic is charity and support for veterans, not a direct firearm review or technical demonstration. The description reiterates the channel's commitment to safe firearm practices and disclaims responsibility for viewer actions. It also mentions affiliate links for various firearm accessory brands, including LOK Grips, Blade-Tech Holsters, Tactical AR500 Targets, and Talon Grips, which are relevant to the channel's typical content.

This video features a charity meet-and-greet hosted by Mrgunsngear and TwangNBang, where viewers participated in shooting various firearms to raise funds for the H3 Foundation. The foundation supports Green Berets by matching them with service dogs. The video highlights the charitable aspect of the event and showcases the firearms used, promoting engagement with the firearm community for a good cause.

This video announces a viewer meet and greet event hosted by Mrgunsngear and TwangNBang. The event is a fundraiser for the H3 Foundation, which provides service dogs to Green Berets. The meet and greet will take place on May 13th from 9 am to 4 pm at 37 PSR & Gun Club in Bunnlevel, NC. Links to the charity, the venue, and various merchandise from Mrgunsngear are provided. The video emphasizes that 100% of proceeds go to the charity.