by Kassandra Lamb

This is an “off” week here on the misterio blog, but I found out that tomorrow is National K9 Veterans Day. That seemed like something you all might find interesting. This day is designated to honor Military Working Dogs (MWDs).
While my fictitious dog trainer trains service dogs for retired military, the veterans she works with might very well have fought alongside a K-9 unit at some point during their service. Therefore, she has a soft spot in her heart, as do I, for these military working dogs.

Here are some common myths about military working dogs.
Happy K-9 Veterans Day!!
And please check out my Marcia Banks and Buddy series about a service dog trainer and her mentor dog, Buddy.
New releases are due out in this series this spring and summer.

To Kill A Labrador, A Marcia Banks and Buddy Cozy Mystery, #1
Marcia (pronounced Mar-see-a, not Marsha) likes to think of herself as a normal person, even though she has a rather abnormal vocation. She trains service dogs for combat veterans with PTSD. Then the former Marine owner of her first trainee is accused of murdering his wife, and Marcia gets sucked into an even more abnormal avocation–amateur sleuth.
Called in to dog-sit the Labrador service dog, Buddy, she’s outraged that his veteran owner is being presumed guilty until proven innocent. With Buddy’s help, she tries to uncover the real killer. Even after the hunky local sheriff politely tells her to butt out, Marcia keeps poking around. Until the killer finally pokes back.
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Posted by Kassandra Lamb. Kassandra is a retired psychotherapist turned mystery writer. She is the author of the Kate Huntington psychological mysteries, set in her native Maryland, and a new series, the Marcia Banks and Buddy cozy mysteries, set in Central Florida.
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2 Comments
Shannon Esposito
March 13, 2019 at 8:46 amA good time to remember that these dogs can also develop PTSD. My wish for them is a life full of love & juicy bones after service.
Kassandra Lamb
March 13, 2019 at 3:59 pmSad but true. Lots of love and juicy bones for them, for sure!