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Vanda, a military working dog trainee assigned to the 341st Training Squadron, prepares to crawl through a tunnel during a obedience training course at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Nov. 17, 2016. Throughout the 120 day course, the MWD trainees are tested and certified by their handlers on how they respond to commands, successfully complete tasks, timeliness of completing the task and the effort given.

Vanda, a military working dog trainee assigned to the 341st Training Squadron, prepares to crawl through a tunnel during a obedience training course at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Nov. 17, 2016. Throughout the 120 day course, the MWD trainees are tested and certified by their handlers on how they respond to commands, successfully complete tasks, timeliness of completing the task and the effort given. Stock Photo

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