[Joe 6-pack]

They should have sent a traditional Russian breed like an Ovcharka to help deal with the moooozzzzlim problem...

[McGruff]

Steroids?

[trisham]

With all due respect, I believe that the Malinois is a better breed for the task:

Well-raised and trained Malinois are usually active, intelligent,[5][6][7] friendly,[5] protective,[6] alert and hard-working. Belgian Malinois exhibit energy levels that are among the highest of all dog breeds. A typical Malinois will have puppy-like energy until the age of 3, though it is not uncommon for them to exhibit this energy level until the age of five. Many have excessively high prey drive. Some may be excessively exuberant or playful, especially when young.[5][6] They can be destructive or develop neurotic behaviors if not provided enough stimulation and exercise. This often causes problems for owners who are unfamiliar with the breed and are not prepared to provide the exercise they require or a job for them to do. They are medium-sized, strong dogs that require consistent obedience training, and enjoy being challenged with new tasks. They are known to be very easy to train, due to their high drive for rewards.[5][6]

Source: Wikipedia

[hoosiermama]

Those dogs are huge and look fierce!

[Farmer Dean]

That’s a whole lot of canine firepower there.Makes my Rottweiler look insignificant.

[Sacajaweau]

Holy cr**

[Califreak]

Lol!

That’s what I thought.

[West Texas Chuck]

Dangit, hey great minds and all that :)

You read Brad Thor? He throws those things in his novels from time to time.

[Rebelbase]

Google search claims this to be a photo of an Ovcharka but I don't see a dog?

[nomad]

Holy Cr@p, so the Russians train attack bears?