Since the Charity started placing dogs in 2013, we have created 35 working partnerships including 9 successor dogs.
All of our dogs have names that are linked either to the HM Armed Forces or the Emergency Services. Meet all of our current partnered dogs below, and find out the meaning behind their names.
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Team AlicePartneredAlice, named in honour of Alice Clark, a paramedic who died in the line of duty is a Golden Retriever. Alice joined us as a cadet in 2022 and successfully completed her training and was partnered in 2024.
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Team AuroraPartneredAurora named after HMS Aurora of the Royal Navy is a keen to please Golden Retriever. Aurora joined us as a cadet in 2021 and successfully completed her training and was partnered in 2023.
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Team AvroPartneredAvro named after the Avro Lancaster one of the most famous heavy bombers of the Second World War, is a yellow Labrador/Golden Retriever cross. Avro joined us as a cadet in 2019 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2021.
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Team CaptainPartneredCaptain named after the Military rank, is a fox red Labrador. Captain joined us as a cadet in 2019 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2021.
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Team CopperPartneredCopper named after the colloquial term for a Police Officer is a very gentle chocolate Labrador and is best known for her unrivalled recall. Copper joined us as a cadet in 2021 and successfully completed her training and was partnered in 2023.
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Team CromwellPartneredCromwell, litter mate to Copper, is a spirited Black Labrador. Cromwell is named after the Cromwell Tank, not only one of the series of British cruiser tanks but also the fastest British tank to serve in the Second World War. Cromwell joined us as a cadet in 2021 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2024.
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Team GibsonPartneredGibson named after Guy Gibson, the first commanding Officer of No.617 Squadron, which he led in the “Dam Busters” raid in 1943, is a black Labrador. Gibson joined us as a cadet in 2017 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2018.
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Team HerculesPartneredHercules, named after a type of military aircraft called a C-130 Hercules, which is primarily used for tactical transport is a Black Labrador. He joined us as a Cadet in 2022 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2024.
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Team JolliePartneredJollie named after 'HM Jollies' a piece of music penned by Kenneth J Alford (1881-1945) in 1929, a period when he was associated with the Band of HM Royal Marines. (The title refers to the bands nickname) is a fox red Labrador. Jollie joined us as a cadet in 2019 and successfully completed her training and was partnered in 2022.
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Team LancePartneredLance named after the link with both (Ambu)Lance and Lance (Corporal), is a yellow Labrador. Lance joined us as a cadet in 2019 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2022.
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Team MarinePartneredMarine named after the military force Royal Marine, is a yellow Labrador. Marine joined us as a cadet in 2017 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2019.
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Team PhoebePartneredPhoebe is a very hard working Black Labrador, named after HMS Phoebe of the Royal Navy. Phoebe joined us as a cadet in 2020 and successfully completed her training and was partnered in 2024.
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Team RaleighPartneredRaleigh named after the Naval establishment HMS Raleigh, is a Golden Retriever. Raleigh joined us as a cadet in 2020 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2022.
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Team ScoutPartneredScout named after the Military reconnaissance vehicle used for forward reconnaissance, is a yellow Labrador. Scout joined us as a cadet in 2019 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2022.
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Team SergeantPartneredSergeant named after the Military rank, is a Golden Retriever. Sergeant joined us as a cadet in 2019 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2022.
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Team WellingtonPartneredWellington named after the twin engine Wellington Bomber that provided the backbone of Bomber Command during the first few years of the Second World War, is a very happy, always smiling Golden Retriever. Wellington joined us as a cadet in 2021 and successfully completed his training and was partnered in 2023.
