It is 7 a.m. in a humid, dimly-lit kennel. Three

It is 7 a.m. in a humid, dimly-lit kennel. Three industrial-sized fans keep the canine aroma flowing through the air. The constant barking and panting coupled with fans must make it hard to sleep at night. In a matter of minutes, handlers fill the narrow walkway as the working dogs survey their every move, detect every scent and wait until it is their turn to be fed
and hydrated. The feeding marks the beginning of the dogs’ work day. A run through the obedience and scent courses in the South Carolina heat is a formidable foe, but a familiar one. Through a series of photos The Jet Stream aims to portray a day in the life of a military working dog.