K-9 veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan reunited with handler after 3 years apart

The veteran K-9 “Frenky”, a 10-year-old German sponsor who trained in explosives detection and return, was collected, with his treatment by the American Humanitarian Association (AHS) after three years separately.

AHS Military Working Dog (MWD) collection with Frenky and its processor, SGT SGT Army. Christine Vandrezlandin, in San Antonio.

They worked together from 2017 to 2021, and K-9 was retired in January. The first Venneke processor was Vandersndin during his term, and the dog was the first K-9.

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Vandersndin, one of the drilling sergeant MWD for the army, has served with K-9 for nearly 4 and a half years. Their service together included a nine -month combat tour in Afghanistan and a 10 -month combat round in Iraq.

Frenky, during a mission with many American losses after facing snipers and mortars in Afghanistan, allowed MWD to continue searching for explosives. The K-9 of the amulet for the American Special Forces was then on a base for his “sweet and lustful personality”, according to Vandersndin.

The interconnection behind the protocol, Frenky on the floor of the Vandersndin room while it was deployed in Afghanistan instead of the dog’s house.

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Vandrezlandin and Freneci also completed 20 secret service missions together, protecting the , first lady and many foreign personalities.

Vanderzanden was reset to Fort Drum in North New York in 2021, and separated from Frenky. In an interview with AHS, Vanderzanden shared that she was destroyed to leave FRNKY in Fort Johnson in Louisiana, saying, “It was like leaving a child behind him.”

The pillars of the army. Christine Vandrezlandin said Frenke was “real fixed” during the first half of her career. (Rick Kern/Getty Images of the American Human Society)

Vandersndin also said she was “giving up something” to see Frenke again when he was rumored that he might retire from aging. Frenky served with three treatments during his military service, but he is particularly close to Vanderzanden.

The Fort Johnson B9 travel program paid to San Antonio to reunite Vandrezlandin and Frenki.

AHS will also cover all the veterinary costs of the rest of Frenky’s life.

The American Human Association collected a retired military worker, Frenky, with its former therapy, SGT. Christine Vandrezlandin, February 22, in San Antonio. (Rick Kern/Getty Images of the American Human Society)

According to a version, Vanderzanden is excited to give Frenky the opportunity to enjoy being a dog, relax on the sofa and live in a house instead of the dog house.

“Frenky is an unusual dog that made invaluable contributions to our country,” said Dr. Robin Janezirt, AHS head and CEO of Fox News Digital.

“Like his fellow military military dogs, Frenke is an unknown hero who deserves our gratitude and respect. The American human society has been honored to help give him the reunification and retirement he deserves.”

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According to the program, “The American Human Association honors the contributions of saving life to all ancient warriors, including Military Military Dogs (MWDS), which have courageously risked their lives in our country.”

Frenky will join Danderzanden’s Dog, which is a mixture of German dogs and cattle called Cora, as the latest family members.