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The Definitive Ranking Of The 5 Best Dog Sex GIFs

5. Silent Jackhammer

Tenacity. Fortitude. Hopefulness. This lil guy displays it all with a sense of humility that keeps him grounded. He's not trying to reach beyond his means, because he knows he's confident in himself. We can all learn from this guy, and his need for speed.

4. Misreading the Situation

This is what we in the professional dog sex GIF industry call a perfect moment. A seized opportunity. A chance taken. A moment of great suspense, followed by pure intimacy, however fleeting. It's an inspiration, really. A message to make every moment matter.

3. Mount Olympus

Look, sometimes you fall in love with someone and you two have a big size difference. It's okay. You two are in love. This little guy shows the perseverance to give his lady what she wants (she expressly told him she wanted to have some intimate moments but was afraid they could not, she just doesn't know he hasn't given up.) He does not give up, he shows her how much he can love her, they got married the week after.

2. Getting Belchered

The technique here is the true treasure of this interaction. This isn't just sex. It's magic. It's enchantment. It's beauty. And it's proof that even the suavest moves will only get you so far.

1. Let's Get Sickening

Everyone does embarrassing things during sex. Most of them are too-much-food or alcohol related. This champ is embarrassed but he rolls with the vom. The two didn't speak again but you know what, he learned from it. And he got to eat that delicious burrito twice.

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The Definitive Ranking Of The 5 Best Dog Sex GIFs

5. Silent Jackhammer

Tenacity. Fortitude. Hopefulness. This lil guy displays it all with a sense of humility that keeps him grounded. He's not trying to reach beyond his means, because he knows he's confident in himself. We can all learn from this guy, and his need for speed.

4. Misreading the Situation

This is what we in the professional dog sex GIF industry call a perfect moment. A seized opportunity. A chance taken. A moment of great suspense, followed by pure intimacy, however fleeting. It's an inspiration, really. A message to make every moment matter.

3. Mount Olympus

Look, sometimes you fall in love with someone and you two have a big size difference. It's okay. You two are in love. This little guy shows the perseverance to give his lady what she wants (she expressly told him she wanted to have some intimate moments but was afraid they could not, she just doesn't know he hasn't given up.) He does not give up, he shows her how much he can love her, they got married the week after.

2. Getting Belchered

The technique here is the true treasure of this interaction. This isn't just sex. It's magic. It's enchantment. It's beauty. And it's proof that even the suavest moves will only get you so far.

1. Let's Get Sickening

Everyone does embarrassing things during sex. Most of them are too-much-food or alcohol related. This champ is embarrassed but he rolls with the vom. The two didn't speak again but you know what, he learned from it. And he got to eat that delicious burrito twice.

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This just pure abusive content and bringing back flashbacks that were crucial?? just stupid.. just so stupid, this is isn't even funny.

This file is extremely abusive. To make light of the pain that the people in these photos endured is disgusting! Anyone who thinks this is funny has zero compassion.

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When i assign z-index: 98 in first div everything's fine! I can provide more code if needed.

I think it must be something else in your code that changes. it.

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The box D, E, and F are descendant from Box C -> Box F(z-index: -1) overlaid the box B (z-index:1) because it's the descendant from box c (this one is with z-index:3 over box b)

I think the problem might be that

has the position fixed, according to this site: http://www.kavoir.com/2008/12/css-z-index-doesnt-work.html, z-indexes only work with relative or absolute positions, that's why your other div does work with your z-index.

If that's not the case I'd say you did not build up your HTML correctly.

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Protip: If you have a container small enought (Ej. 100px of height), and have a children bigger (Ej, 200px), even with z-index well setted, the children won't be fully visible if the container has the property overflow: hidden .

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FOXHOUND

The FOXHOUND logo.

High-Tech Special Forces Unit FOXHOUND was a small, formidable elite black ops unit of the United States Army that was established by the "Legendary Soldier" Big Boss.

Although its function changed over the years, FOXHOUND specialized in covert, solo infiltration, to cope with local revolutions, regional complications, and global terrorist activities in "unauthorized" combat zones too politically-sensitive to intervene through conventional means. Its agents were also trained to complete various missions that were assigned in secret, to the extent that they were considered the modern versions of the ninja. All its members were battlefield hardened veterans, with many coming from a mercenary background.

Because of its status as a hi-tech special forces infiltration unit, any and all members of FOXHOUND were heavily trained and rigorously taught a wide field of survival, martial, and operational skills; from a plethora of insertion and maneuvering methods, to skydiving techniques and underwater infiltration, in order to cover all possible routes of infiltration into an enemy nation; advanced outdoor survival skills, including scenarios regarding long period wilderness survival and a wide range of harsh environments; acute stalking, detonation operations, wireless communication, procuring and reusing enemy resources, gathering information, varying martial arts, emergency medical operations, languages, and hi-tech devices. It was officially disbanded by the U.S. Government after 2005.

History

FOXHOUND's precursor was a rebel group established by Naked Snake (Big Boss) and Roy Campbell on the San Hieronymo Peninsula in November 1970. After both were taken prisoner during the San Hieronymo Incident, the two formed a resistance group to take down the renegade FOX Unit (led by Gene) as well as clear the names of Naked Snake, Major Zero, Para-Medic and Sigint.

Carrying on the traditions of Major Zero and his FOX Unit, Big Boss officially established FOXHOUND in 1971. [1] [2] The group was organized into an official unit within the U.S. Army, the concept having been considered as early as 1964. [3] Big Boss originally commanded the group, though he soon left both FOXHOUND and America to form the Militaires Sans Frontières in 1972, and it would be almost 20 years before he would return to his country to retake command of the unit. Big Boss's leadership style was characterized by the instinctive and wild strategies he employed in planning FOXHOUND's operations. [4]

The FOXHOUND logo during the 1990s.

In 1995, rookie Solid Snake joined the unit and aided in the rescue of veteran agent Gray Fox from the mercenary nation of Outer Heaven, after the latter had been captured. Snake later encountered Outer Heaven's mysterious leader, who revealed himself as FOXHOUND's own commander, Big Boss. He had established Outer Heaven in secret some years before returning to FOXHOUND, and had sent in the rookie Snake with the expectation that he would fail in his mission. However, Snake had proven himself too capable and the two fought, with Snake emerging victorious and securing the mission's success.

Following his betrayal of FOXHOUND, Big Boss fled to Asia, having survived with the help of a body double in Outer Heaven. Solid Snake retired from the unit, while Gray Fox was suspected to have followed his former commander after he disappeared.

After 1995, FOXHOUND's existence became public knowledge and gained worldwide fame, thanks to Solid Snake's actions. [4] With Big Boss presumed dead, Roy Campbell was placed in command and recruited ex-member Snake during the Zanzibar Land Disturbance. Under Campbell's command, the codename regime for FOXHOUND members was discarded, and a greater emphasis was placed on utilizing advanced technology. By the late 1990s, FOXHOUND had entered formal combat alongside regular troops on three occasions. [4]

Circa 2000, Campbell retired and Liquid Snake was placed in charge. Under Liquid's command, the codename protocol was reinstated, with its members choosing particular skills to specialize in, and it was reorganized into a smaller elite counterterrorism unit. [5] Elite members of FOXHOUND underwent genetic manipulation to enhance their combat capability. [6] They also adopted the use of trench coats similar to former unit commander Big Boss. [7] After Campbell's retirement, FOXHOUND's chief geneticist Dr. Clark was involved in gene therapy that would lead to the creation of the Next-Generation Special Forces, as well as the experimentation of the Cyborg Ninja project, until her death in 2003. In the mid-2000s, FOXHOUND was made the subject of an undercover investigation, just prior to the 2005 revolt on Shadow Moses Island. FOXHOUND and the Next-Generation Special Forces decided to rebel against the U.S. government, calling themselves the Sons of Big Boss, and hijacked a newly developed nuclear weapon. Campbell was forced out of retirement and hired former member Solid Snake to infiltrate the island and disarm the renegade members of FOXHOUND.

After the revolt, in which most of its combat squad were killed, FOXHOUND was officially disbanded. Nonetheless, a facsimile of FOXHOUND was created as a virtual unit for the Patriots to select their candidate for the S3 Plan. The former Liberian child soldier/Force XXI soldier and FOXHOUND "member" Jack was ultimately chosen to act as the field agent to be dispatched to the Big Shell during the terrorist takeover, which was secretly manipulated by the Patriots for the S3 Plan, in 2009.

Big Boss's/Roy Campbell's command

• Big Boss (Naked Snake) (founder/original commander)
• Roy Campbell (vice commander, second commander)
• Gray Fox (agent)
• McDonell Benedict Miller (survival master)
• Solid Snake (agent)
• George Kasler (mercenary adviser)
• Charlie (helicopter pilot)
• Dr. Clark (medical chief, pre-2003)

• Jonathan (first recruit)
• Nikolai Stepanovich Sokolov (scientist)
• Ivan Raidenovitch Raikov (recruit/mutual alliance)
• Various soldiers, officers, scientists, and engineers, who had defected from the Red Army and FOX Unit, joined FOXHOUND in 1970 prior to its official formation. All were given animal codenames (e.g. "Raven" and "Bison").

Liquid Snake's command

• Liquid Snake (squad commander)

From left to right : Revolver Ocelot, Psycho Mantis, Liquid Snake, Vulcan Raven, Sniper Wolf, and Decoy Octopus.

Post-disbandment

Examples of FOXHOUND affiliations have been seen post-2005, when the unit was no longer thought to exist:

• During the Big Shell Incident, Raiden infiltrated the offshore decontamination facility, believing himself to be a FOXHOUND member due to the Patriots' AI's manipulation.

Meryl Silverburgh's uniform, featuring the FOXHOUND logo.

• In 2014, an Army CID team, led by Meryl Silverburgh, wore FOXHOUND insignia to disguise their true identity.
• Also in 2014, the Beauty and the Beast Unit had codenames that were partially inspired by the FOXHOUND members from 2005, with Drebin once referring to them as the "SNAKEHOUND Unit," in reference to both this as well as their murderous obsession with Solid Snake.

Selection and drills

When FOXHOUND was first established in 1970, the process of recruitment was not fully developed, due to the circumstances at the time. Potential recruits were usually abducted or rescued, and then convinced into joining the unit. However, those with skills, such as quick recovery, the ability to adapt to changing situations in combat (quick-thinking), and a certain amount of combat experience were highly desired, as evidenced by Big Boss's compliments to Jonathan during his recruitment as well as the reasons behind the rescue and recruiting of Ivan Raidenovitch Raikov.

After FOXHOUND was organized into an official unit, very strict selection procedures were adopted. [4] Firstly, potential recruits were only chosen from various special forces. Recruits must also pass exams in three different aspects:

• Physical fitness test
• Short-distance running
• Uninterrupted performance of 80 push-ups
• Uninterrupted performance of 100 sit-ups

FOXHOUND recruits doing sit-ups.

• Mental recovery, concentration, endurance, self-control and the fortitude to overcome difficult situations
• ESP expectancy score
• Marksmanship
• Recognizing and making decisions in emergency situations

• Foreign languages
• Foreign geography
• Knowledge of world events
• Advanced technology
• Medical procedures
• Detonation operations
• Stealth communication
• Foreign weaponry

After passing the selection courses, the recruits then partake in professional training exercises (also known as drills), which include:

• Battlefield survival (14 weeks)
• Shooting practice (must score at least 95% for a target at 914 m [3,000 ft], and 100% for a target at 548 m [1,800 ft])
• Guard patrol
• Mountaineering

FOXHOUND recruits climbing a mountain.

• Hand-to-hand combat
• Border infiltration
• Guerrilla warfare
• Land navigation
• Map-reading
• Escape and evasion
• Combat medical skills
• Rebelling and Ranger practice
• Weapons familiarization
• Nautical vehicle control and navigation
• Diving and underwater infiltration
• Canoeing
• Basic military parachute skills (4 weeks)
  • Special operations freefall practice (High-Altitude, Low-Opening [HALO] and High-Altitude, High-Opening [HAHO])
  • 11 jumps carrying little to no combat equipment ("Hollywood")
  • 15 jumps with full combat equipment
  • 2 nighttime jumps
  • 2 mass-tactical strategic jumps
• Intelligence gathering
• Language and customs of the destination country (4 weeks)
• Stealth techniques
• Improvised explosive devices
• Utilization of high-tech equipment
• Communications (16 weeks)
• Medical exam (10 weeks)

At least one training exercise for the virtual FOXHOUND was having operatives attend Fort Polk to undergo a mockup of a war locale (an Afghan village).

Equipment and uniforms

Operating as a U.S. Army special forces unit, FOXHOUND utilized a wide range of equipment and advanced technology in order to carry out top-secret missions within enemy territory.

While undertaking sneaking missions, operatives did not wear a formal uniform, nor did they possess anything that could give away their identity or nationality (such as insignias, military clothing labels, or instruction labels). The only equipment that was permitted were a radio and motion-sensing radar. All other items were to be procured on-site. However, there were other uniforms and equipment that were permitted when not on sneaking missions (such as direct warfare or during military drills).

Units within FOXHOUND

During the initial formation of FOXHOUND, there were four primary units within the group. They were:

• The Sneaking Unit, which specialized in infiltration missions as well as abducting or rescuing potential recruits. There are four units total within this unit, with four members in each unit:
  • Alpha Unit
  • Bravo Unit
  • Charlie Unit
  • Delta Unit

• The Spy Unit, which carried out espionage into enemy territory, transmitting intel to FOXHOUND on opportunities or events that could be exploited. There were eighteen units total within this unit (counting the Silo Entrance, Silo Complex, and Launch Control Room as one location), with four members per unit.

• The Tech Unit, responsible for the development of new technologies and weapons. There were eight members in this unit during the San Hieronymo Takeover.

• The Medical Unit, responsible for treating injured and wounded soldiers. There were eight members in this unit during the San Hieronymo Takeover.

Codename system

A FOXHOUND codename originally comprised an animal name and a preceding personal identifier to distinguish between those operatives named after the same animal. Often this identifier represented either the individual's weapon of choice or particular skill that they specialized in, but sometimes these codenames were more ambiguous in nature. The "Fox" codename was awarded to operatives of great skill.

When David joined FOXHOUND, he was assigned the codename Solid Snake by then-commander Big Boss. Big Boss, who was aware of David's true lineage, gave him the name "Snake" in reference to his old FOX codename, Naked Snake. The designation of "Solid" was used as his personal identifier.

After Campbell became FOXHOUND commander, he abandoned the codename system, though Solid Snake still chose to use his codename. Sometime before 2005, a new codename system was implemented wherein the animal codename was also a personal identifier (Ocelot, for example, used his long time codename and added "Revolver" as his additional identifier).

The name "FOXHOUND" itself could be used to identify any member of the unit.

There were two FOXHOUND logos used during its existence: one used during the 1990s depicts a smiling, cartoon fox holding a MAC 11 submachine gun in its right hand, pointed to the left, from which a cartoon, grinning bullet spins around it, and a Mk II pineapple grenade held in its left hand. This logo was also used as a tattoo by Meryl while she was a fan of the group. The other when it was reorganized by Liquid, depicted a shield containing a realistic fox skulking forward and holding a knife in its muzzle.

Unconfirmed history

When FOXHOUND was still commanded by Big Boss during the early 1990s, its initiation ceremonies involved Big Boss personally shaking the hands of the new recruits and giving them a speech about how the battles they would face were in a war unlike any before, and that none would tell of their successes, failures, or even deaths. However, the battles the soldiers faced would be ones that they were chosen for, regardless of who gave the order, and that they would know no life but combat. Big Boss also acknowledged that they were in a way to be pitied, but informed the soldiers that they were not tools of the government, or anyone else, and that they would fight for themselves and to protect the things they held dear. [8] In addition, FOXHOUND personnel are required to attend and listen to a lecture about the lands that they are to go for in an assignment, regardless of whether the lands in question were the person's home location, before setting out on a mission, that is usually attributed to Master Miller. [9]

During the 1990s, Liquid Snake, while he was still a brainwashed POW in Iraq, developed an unofficial, rudimentary Middle Eastern equivalent unit to FOXHOUND, referring to it and its activities as "Jackal Hunting" due to a growing interest in the FOXHOUND unit. [9]

Decoy Octopus did not have any military experience outside of VIP decoy missions for the CIA, thus making him an exception to the qualifiers for joining FOXHOUND during the 2000s. [9]

Behind the scenes

Background

FOXHOUND group artwork.

FOXHOUND was originally an international special forces unit formed under NATO in 1990, according to the MSX2 user's manual for Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. However, this was retconned in later games in the series, in which FOXHOUND is a U.S. Army unit, officially established in 1971. Big Boss's article in the Metal Gear Solid 4 Database mistakenly refers to the former account. [10] The Database also mistakenly refers to FOXHOUND as a CIA unit in the "Outer Heaven Uprising" entry, which is actually the parent organization of its progenitor, the FOX Unit. In addition, a leaked voice acting sheet for Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, which states that Big Boss founded FOXHOUND near the end of the 20th century, indicates that the decision to change the date of the group's founding was made late in development. [11]

Similarly, Big Boss's exact role with FOXHOUND also changed throughout the development of the series. The Metal Gear 2 manual originally stated that he was nominated to be the group's commander, while the Metal Gear Solid manual claimed that he founded the unit, stating that he was inspired to do so after witnessing the power and efficiency of high-tech weaponry during the Gulf War. Big Boss's status as founder of FOXHOUND would be retained in Metal Gear Solid 3, although his motives were altered to carrying on the traditions of the FOX Unit instead.

Concept art of FOXHOUND from the Policenauts Pilot Disc for the 3DO.

FOXHOUND's name has been rendered in different forms throughout the Metal Gear series: in the original MSX2 games, it was the two words "Fox Hound" (similar to the logos), and was later hyphenated as "FOX-HOUND" or "Fox-Hound," in Metal Gear Solid and Metal Gear: Ghost Babel, respectively. From Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty onwards, it has been rendered in capital letters as the single word "FOXHOUND," and has remained so ever since. This was included in the re-released versions of Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2.

In the MSX2 games, a FOXHOUND agent is referred to as a "Fox Hounder." The name remains in the title of the BGM track played during the end credits of Metal Gear, called "Return of Fox Hounder."

In the Japanese version of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, FOXHOUND is referenced by pun, when Major Zero tells Naked Snake, "There isn't yet a fox hound." ( 狐はまだ狩られない , "There isn't yet a fox hound." ? ) , with the word "hound" used in its verb form. [12] The word play was lost when translated in the English version ("This fox is still one step ahead of the hounds.").

Alternative depictions

In the Nintendo Entertainment System packaging and manual, largely because of localizations, FOXHOUND was instead depicted as being led by Commander South. Likewise, Solid Snake himself was recruited into FOXHOUND because of his heroic efforts during the Grenada Invasion.

In the Worlds of Power novelization for the original Metal Gear, Snake is a captain in the U.S. Marine antiterrorism unit known as the "Snake Men", operating under FOXHOUND command. According to the NES manual, Snake had served as a Marine in the Grenada Invasion).

The non-canonical sequel to Metal Gear, Snake's Revenge, has Solid Snake remain a member of FOXHOUND instead of retiring, where he now holds the rank of Lieutenant. Three additional FOXHOUND members (Nick Myer, John Turner, and an unidentified helicopter pilot), along with a nitroglycerin division to which Myer belongs, also feature in the game, and Resistance member Jennifer also joined the unit as a double agent. The manual also briefly alludes to a FOXHOUND Sneak Attack School and that the helicopter that Snake and his comrades were in upon arrival was a stealth copter, when covering the story. The story has FOXHOUND deployed to enemy territory three years after Operation Intrude N313, when the government receives intelligence that a hostile base (referred to as "Fortress Fanatic" in the game manual) is possibly developing a new Metal Gear.

In the non-canonical game Ghost Babel, FOXHOUND's fame around the world became too great after the destruction of Outer Heaven. With its every move being watched by intelligence organizations, truly covert operations became impossible, and so the Black Chamber unit was created in response to this. Their fame is revealed to have been staged by the U.S. Government in an attempt to deny any involvement in the formation of Outer Heaven. In addition, FOXHOUND was tricked by Steve Gardner (operating under the identity of "Anonymous") into wiping out Black Chamber in 2000, by convincing them that they were a terrorist group, resulting in their commander, Roy Campbell, retiring after he learned of this. When Snake considers returning to the United States to exact revenge on Steve Gardner and John Parker for "playing chess with peoples lives and hearts," Chris Jenner warns him that FOXHOUND may be waiting for him in order to eliminate him.

Event 36's name in Event Mode, High-Tech Special Forces, references the FOXHOUND unit. FOXHOUND is also referenced in the flavor text for the match in the selection screen, where Colonel Campbell calls Snake to inform him that FOXHOUND has hired three bounty hunters (Wolf O'Donnell, Samus Aran, and Captain Falcon) to kill him.

FOXHOUND was also implied to have taken control of the United States Naval Prison Facility in Cuba in the extra op mission, Déjà Vu for Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes, although other than Psycho Mantis by causing a base power blackout, none of the FOXHOUND members were actually encountered. In addition, and Miller quoted/paraphrased a few of the FOXHOUND members during the mission and the post-mission quiz.

Although FOXHOUND itself was not in Metal Gear Solid 3, outside of a brief mention in the ending timeline, as well as an indirect mention by the DOD Official in the ending, it does appear as one of the higher codename ranks when completing the game in Extreme and European Extreme modes. The depiction used for the FOXHOUND rank resembles the unit's 1990s logo, used for the original MSX2 games.

Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops, in which FOXHOUND's origins are further detailed, gives the player the option to recruit FOX operative Python and Soviet officer Ivan Raidenovitch Raikov into the fledgling unit. The player must defeat Python non-lethally during a boss battle, and Raikov must be rescued from imprisonment during an optional mission, in order for their respective recruitments to take place. Whether these two events are considered canon is unknown, although the strategy guide suggests recruiting Python over killing him, and also covers the Raikov recruitment mission.

Similarly, the player is also given the option of recruiting at least one government official in Portable Ops, during the chain of missions involving the recruitment of Ocelot and EVA. However, they are non-canon due to events mentioned later on in the series.

The maximum number of recruits that can be obtained during the original Portable Ops is set to 100. This limit was increased to 200 in the expansion, Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops Plus, likely because the Japanese version of the game included the 47 Japanese local soldiers in its soldier list (making the list composed of 115 soldiers total). In addition, four new subunits of the Sneaking Unit were introduced: The Echo, Foxtrot, Golf, and Hotel units. The Spy Unit has been reduced to eight personnel as well. The bios for the Japanese local soldiers implied that they joined FOXHOUND specifically to gain enough combat experience to eventually enter the mercenary trade.

While not appearing in the game itself, completing three main missions in a row in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain with a "Perfect Stealth, No Kills" Bonus will award the player with a "FOXHOUND" rank and allow the player to use the FOXHOUND logo as their personal emblem. Additionally, when a maximum bond with D-Dog has been reached, the player can customize D-Dog's coat to be colored similar to the canine displayed on the FOXHOUND logo. The similarity is enhanced with D-Dog's ability to use a knife with his mouth.

Memorabilia

FOXHOUND memorabilia and Metal Gear Solid 4 trading cards.

On April 18, 2011, Hottopic began selling FOXHOUND memorabilia, such as a messenger satchel with the 2000s FOXHOUND logo adorned on the cover, as well as a FOXHOUND logo keychain. [13] [14]

Other appearances

Japanese Metal Gear Solid 4 Database.

• Snatcher claimed that Junker commander Benson Cunningham was a former member of FOXHOUND.
• Policenauts claimed that Meryl Silverburgh was a former member of FOXHOUND. [15]
• FOXHOUND's transformation into a terrorist organization under Liquid Snake's command was briefly alluded to in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, where Snake mentions that he's getting sick of foxes in a Codec call with Roy Campbell while fighting Fox McCloud. In addition, Event Battle 36 was partially named after FOXHOUND, and the group itself was mentioned in the flavor text (written as an in-universe call from Roy Campbell) as the group who hired Samus Aran, Captain Falcon, and Wolf O'Donnell to kill Solid Snake.
• FOXHOUND also appeared in Versus Battle, where it fought against the Cobra Unit and later Big Boss.

Elite Black Ops Ninjas

Formed by Naked Snake and Roy Campbell to topple FOX unit rebels and clear the names of Snake, Major Zero, Para-Medic, and Sigint

The Most Elite Black Ops Unit Ever?

Led Astray By Liquid Snake?

Founded by Naked Snake, FOXHOUND membership included some of the world’s best warriors like Solid Snake, Gray Fox, Raiden, Revolver Ocelot, and Sniper Wolf

• A bonus staff member of Mother Base in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain was called Hound. As the name implies, the member has a tattoo modeled after the FOXHOUND logo near their right eye. They had green hair, with their being at least two versions of the same recruit depending on the gender: Viridian Hound being male, and Emerald Hound being female.

Notes and references

1. ^Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, Konami Computer Japan (2004).
2. ^ abMetal Gear Solid 4 Database, Kojima Productions (2008)
3. ^Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, Konami Computer Japan (2004).

DOD Official: You know, we could use an infiltration unit like FOX in the army. Someone like him [Naked Snake] to handle our top-secret missions for us. A man who combines the qualities of a soldier and an agent.

^ abcdMetal Gear 2: Solid Snake – User's Manual, Konami Corporation (1990).

^Metal Gear Solid, Konami Computer Entertainment Japan (1998).

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We analyzed Lerne-hund.de page load time and found that the first response time was 415 ms and then it took 22.1 sec to load all DOM resources and completely render a web page. This is a poor result, as 95% of websites can load faster. Unfortunately, there was 1 request timeout, which can generally increase the web page load time, as the browser stays idle while waiting for website response.

Total page load time

As for redirects, our browser was forwarded to http://www.lerne-hund.de/ before it reached this domain.

• http://lerne-hund.de/
• http://www.lerne-hund.de/

Network requests diagram

Our browser made a total of 159 requests to load all elements on the main page. We found that 49% of them (78 requests) were addressed to the original Lerne-hund.de, 9% (15 requests) were made to Apis.google.com and 5% (8 requests) were made to Static.plista.com. The less responsive or slowest element that took the longest time to load (20.4 sec) relates to the external source Clever-pets-page.de.

In fact, the total size of Lerne-hund.de main page is 285.3 kB. This result falls beyond the top 1M of websites and identifies a large and not optimized web page that may take ages to load. 70% of websites need less resources to load. HTML takes 117.8 kB which makes up the majority of the site volume.

Total page size 285.3 kB

HTML content can be minified and compressed by a website’s server. The most efficient way is to compress content using GZIP which reduces data amount travelling through the network between server and browser. This page needs HTML code to be minified as it can gain 38.3 kB, which is 32% of the original size. It is highly recommended that content of this web page should be compressed using GZIP, as it can save up to 101.1 kB or 86% of the original size.

Image size optimization can help to speed up a website loading time. The chart above shows the difference between the size before and after optimization. Obviously, Lerne Hund needs image optimization as it can save up to 11.5 kB or 13% of the original volume. The most popular and efficient tools for JPEG and PNG image optimization are Jpegoptim and PNG Crush.

It’s better to minify JavaScript in order to improve website performance. The diagram shows the current total size of all JavaScript files against the prospective JavaScript size after its minification and compression. It is highly recommended that all JavaScript files should be compressed and minified as it can save up to 41.0 kB or 63% of the original size.

CSS files minification is very important to reduce a web page rendering time. The faster CSS files can load, the earlier a page can be rendered. Lerne-hund.de needs all CSS files to be minified and compressed as it can save up to 13.1 kB or 84% of the original size.

Size after compression 118.6 kB (58% less)

The browser has sent 142 CSS, Javascripts, AJAX and image requests in order to completely render the main page of Lerne Hund. We recommend that multiple CSS and JavaScript files should be merged into one by each type, as it can help reduce assets requests from 21 to 1 for JavaScripts and from 7 to 1 for CSS and as a result speed up the page load time.

Possible request optimization

Lerne-hund.de has no SSL certificate. Web browsing can be safer with HTTPS connection, so we suggest that it should be obtained for this site.

Lerne-hund.de uses IP address which is currently shared with 4 other domains. The more sites share the same IP address, the higher the host server’s workload is. It is strongly recommended that the host server should be changed or the hosting provider should be requested to give a different (separate) IP address for this domain.

Visitor World Map

The server of Lerne-hund.de is located in Germany, but, unfortunately, we cannot identify the countries where the visitors come from and thus it’s impossible to define if the distance can potentially affect the page load time.

Language and encoding

DE

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Language claimed in HTML meta tag should match the language actually used on the web page. Otherwise Lerne-hund.de can be misinterpreted by Google and other search engines. Our service has detected that German is used on the page, and neither this language nor any other was claimed in <html> or <meta> tags. Our system also found out that Lerne-hund.de main page’s claimed encoding is utf-8. Use of this encoding format is the best practice as the main page visitors from all over the world won’t have any issues with symbol transcription.

Social Sharing Optimization

Open Graph description is not detected on the main page of Lerne Hund. Lack of Open Graph description can be counter-productive for their social media presence, as such a description allows converting a website homepage (or other pages) into good-looking, rich and well-structured posts, when it is being shared on Facebook and other social media. For example, adding the following code snippet into HTML <head> tag will help to represent this web page correctly in social networks: