Perfect for infiltrating a camp, taking down enemies, and securing the camp. He would neutralize enemies, hide when needed, and help spot enemies so the player could mark them to keep track of them in the dark. With 12,000 health and 6,000 stamina, he could easily keep up with Venom Snake. He was taken by Fulton Recovery to the Diamond Dogs Mother Base, the place he'd call home for the rest of his life. The great thing about D-Dog is that although he came from the saddest and most humble of beginnings, he grew up to be one helpful companion. Presumably an orphan, Snake finds him with a missing eye already. One of the Diamond Dogs, D-Dog blended in like no other, eye-patch and all. What we do know, however is that he was born in 1984, and quickly got training as an attack dog, thanks to Venom Snack and Ocelot. He looked to be a Siberian Husky, but it's never quite been clarified. It was this adorable grey, furry ball of love with a drooling mouth. And depending on how close you were, you would need to return to the LZ several times to locate him.
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D-Dog, the great military canine! Surprisingly, he didn't make an appearance until Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, but boy is he a favorite. To obtain him and claim him as a new buddy and pal, you had three options: go north of Da Wialo Kallai in Mission 3, go south of the Eastern Communications Post in Mission 4, or go south of the Wakh Sind Barracks deployment area in Mission 5.Ĭlearly, this is all fairly early in the game, so you get to spend a good portion of time playing around with D-Dog once you find him. And if you didn't even want to wait that long, you could search the areas during Free Roam Mode Side Ops missions and try to find him. Whatever course you took, you'd begin to hear these faint little puppy barks.
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