2024
DOI: 10.2460/javma.24.02.0106
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Noncombat injury and illness prevalence and working score percentage quantify the impact on duty availability in US Army Special Operations military working dogs

Hailey E. Harroun-White,
Cynthia A. Facciolla,
Marc G. Knobbe

Abstract: OBJECTIVE This cross-sectional study determined the 2-year period prevalence and quantified the impact on working status of noncombat injury and illness by a working score percentage (WSP) based on the number of duty days lost (DDL). ANIMALS 126 dogs from 9 US Army Special Operations kennels. METHODS Dog injury and illness events between May 1, 2021, and April 30, 2023, were recorded to determine period prevalence and calculate a WSP metric to quantify loss of duty status. RESULTS 93 health events occurr… Show more

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