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Service dog Cowboy demonstrates his impressive puck-handling skills during a Washington Capitals game against the Dallas Stars.

A winning team: Retired Army Sergeant Neil Duncan and Christine Yurechko pause for a photo with service dog Cowboy, who was named Good Dog of the Game at Capital One Arena.

Put me in, coach! Good boy, Shayne, keeps a close eye on the action from the benches.

CACI team members Rich Johnson, Jon Howerton, and Paul Schlise cheer on the Caps while supporting CACI's Good Dogs for Great Americans program.

Service dog Shayne is ready for his close-up. Shayne and his partner, SFC (Ret.) Mark Patton, a U.S. Army veteran, were recently honored as Good Dog of the Game.

Everyone has a dog in the fight. Ellie and Archer, family pets of CACI’s Tanya Skeen, share a Capitals chew toy while rooting for the hometown team.

US Army veteran Sgt. Ben Rodriguez and his service dog, Marlin, were the real all-stars at Capital One Arena as CACI’s featured Good Dog of the Game.

Sgt. Chris Sunday, USMC veteran, and his service dog, Eddie, took center ice at Capital One Arena. Eddie was trained by America's VetDogs, and every blocked shot by the Caps helps fund more service dogs like him.

US Army veteran, MSG Roger Hale, and his service dog, Mark, pause for a photo while watching the Caps take the win over the Sabres.

Bravo, the first puppy sponsored by Good Dogs for Great Americans, is finding his footing on the ice and in service-dog training. Every big journey starts with a few wobbly steps.

Being a party animal is hard work. Bravo takes a break in the arms of his trainer during the launch party for Good Dogs for Great Americans.

Talk about model behavior. Bravo shows off his new Good Dogs for Great Americans bandana and practices how to sit on command.

Good luck finding the back of the net. Bravo takes defense very seriously. No puck is getting past this good boy.

Bravo keeps his eye on the prize: training to become an America’s VetDogs service dog.

(From left) Washington Capitals alum Craig Laughlin, veteran Paul Sullivan with his service dog Sal, CACI President and CEO John Mengucci...

Capital One Arena decked out for Good Dogs for Great Americans.

CACI President and CEO John Mengucci holds CACI's first Good Dog, Bravo, as they pose with America's VetDogs CEO John Miller and dog trainers Millie Jernigan and Melissa Harrington.

Dog trainer Millie Jernigan holds Bravo as he introduces himself to CACI Executive Vice President of Operations Jackie Harding and CACI Chief Human Resources Officer Marcie Small.

CACI's Executive Vice President of Corporate Communications Gino Bona meets Bravo.

CACI's Gary Patton poses with Slapshot and Washington Capitals alumni Alan May, Craig Laughlin, and Peter Bondra.

Slapshot making moves to be our next emcee.

An excited Lee Langston accepts his raffle prize.

Shenell Tyson and Theresa Chavira Parks with autographed Caps merchandise.

Heroes come in pairs: Service dogs offer independence and support for those who served.

Bravo reporting for duty! He’s the very first pup sponsored by Good Dogs for Great Americans.

Trained by America’s VetDogs, Bravo is working hard now so he can change a veteran’s life later.

Bravo is already a Caps fan — every blocked shot triggers a $250 donation to support more dogs like him.