The Bow Wow Brigade

There were some questions left unanswered during our KWL lesson on the Bow Wow Brigade today. Look through them and do a research to find out the answers. Share them with the rest of your classmates by leaving your comments below.

The questions are:

  1. Why is it called the Bow Wow Brigade?
  2. How many dogs can be trained per day?
  3. Did any dogs die during a mission?
  4. Do the dogs have a special diet?
  5. Do they only use male dogs?
  6. How old were the dogs when they retire?
  7. How many different breeds of dogs are there in the brigade?
  8. Do they let the dogs mate and reproduce or buy them?


5 comments:

  1. Unknown21 January 2014 at 19:00

    Disaster : Country : Year
    Baguio City Earthquake : Baguio City, Philippines : Jul 1990
    Highland Towers Collapse : Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia : Dec 1993
    Tai Chung County Earthquake : Taiwan : Sep 1999
    Asian Tsunami Disaster : Aceh, Indonesia : Dec 2004
    Asian Tsunami Disaster : Khao Lak, Thailand : Dec 2004
    Sumatra Earthquake : Nias Island, Indonesia : Mar 2005
    Rokan Hilir Bush Fires : Sumatra, Indonesia : Aug 2005
    South Asian Earthquake : Muzaffarabad, Pakistan : Oct 2005
    Central Java Earthquake : Central Java, Indonesia : May 2006
    Sichuan Earthquake : Sichuan, China : May 2008
    Padang City Earthquake : Sumatra, Indonesia : Oct 2009
    Christchurch Earthquake : Christchurch, New Zealand : Mar 2011
    Japan Earthquake : Soma City, Japan : Mar 2011

    More countries that the Civil Defence Force helped (and date)
    Can't find answers to the questions :(

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  2. Aloysius Ong26 January 2014 at 21:37

    For Question 7,

    German Shepherd (protection, attack dog, ground based tracking and air based tracking, locating human remains, locating drugs, locating IEDs, locating evidence)
    Dutch Shepherd (protection, attack dog)
    Belgian Malinois (protection, attack dog, locating IEDs, locating evidence, locating drugs, prisoner transport, human tracking)
    Labrador Retriever (locating bombs, drugs)
    Doberman Pinscher (protection, attack dog)
    Springer Spaniel (locating bombs, drugs)
    Bloodhound (odor-specific ID, tracking, locating bombs, drugs, evidence)
    Beagle (locating bombs, drugs)

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    1. Unknown1 February 2014 at 12:00

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    2. Unknown1 February 2014 at 12:01

      Which website did you go and find this information?

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  3. Anonymous23 January 2017 at 19:42

    question 6
    normally 7 to 9

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