FrogDog K9 is a 501©(3) dedicated solely to providing service dogs, related equipment and training to Veterans and Gold Star family members across all branches of service including law enforcement and first responders. Our K9 Teams not only test and evaluate K9 gear, we provide demonstrations to raise awareness and donations for our charitable program. If you are interested in learning more about multi-purpose K9’s and assisting the veteran community, you can request a demonstration here.

All proceeds go to supporting our nations heroes. By providing K9 therapy programs, placing service dogs, service dog courses, assist with service dog equipment, emergency veterinarian assistance and related hospitalization support. Funding also supports the continued development of our K9 Therapy Programs & Training Center. Working K9’s cost tens of thousands of dollars in training, development, equipment, food and shelter to serve a hero in the real world and help them with their everyday lives. FrogDog K9's is bridging the gap between these amazing animals and the heroes that badly need them and the training.

5326K9 is a designator for Frog Dog K9 working dogs in training or active service with disabled veterans. The "5326" in the designator is taken from the Navy Enlisted Classification (NEC) 5326 Combatant Swimmer, more commonly known as a Navy SEAL or Frogman. A 5326K9 is a designated FrogDog that can go anywhere and do anything - land, sea or air. When you purchase any product from us, a portion of your order goes to our Working Dog Charity and your pup becomes an honorary 5326K9.

Yes! Please visit our 'Charity' page and scroll to the bottom. There you will find a link to send us a request. Please be sure to include any and all information you can about why the dog is needed, who it's for and any other information you think will be helpful.

Protection K9’s are highly disciplined and trained. They do not always require muzzles and we use different types of muzzles for different reasons. The dog’s temperature and ability to pant is monitored closely. We perform muzzle training and use muzzles at events for many different reasons to include but are not limited to; the activity of the day and at the related event, the type of work performed at the event, female K9 heat cycles, children, medical training and exanimations, injuries, alcohol use at the event, other dogs. Many times, it is also for the dog’s safety.

Yes, the dogs are exposed to a variety of different communication methods to see what they respond to best. There is a lot of misunderstanding about certain training tools and their proper method of use. Not one piece of equipment fits all canines or their handlers. Many factors come into place when reviewing the animal, its handler, and its environment. We have tried various types of equipment for dog training and are always looking for something better.

They are a strong athletic build. These dogs are not sedentary, they are extremely active. Running, swimming, environmental conditioning, and agility work almost every day.

Their diet consists of; raw food, eggs, green tripe, some fruits and vegetables, honey, pumpkin, and a multi-vitamin. We do feed them ‘kibble’ from time-to-time, especially while on travel so the brands vary.

Yes! Please visit our 'Charity' page and scroll to the bottom. There you will find a link to send us a request. Please be sure to include any and all information you can about why the dog is needed, who it's for and any other information you think will be helpful.