Dogs of War is a gaming clan for fans of PS3 shooters. Our goal is to establish a community of gamers that play squad based shooters, discuss strategy and tactics, and have fun. We are looking for mature gamers who are team players and enjoy working together to achieve success on the battlefield.

We want members to be active and respectful. All members are encouraged to participate in clan decision-making. Experienced players in the clan are encouraged to help out newer players. Clan ribbons are issued to members for being active, displaying outstanding leadership behaviors, in-game excellence and more. Gamers of all skill levels are welcome to register. We have Gamebattles teams for competitive members and casual clan operations for all gamers.

Joining is free. We are over 300 members strong and have a great website at Enjin.com. We're not the only ones that share that opinion. Dogs of War is a featured clan at Enjin.com. Check out this link to see what makes our site one of the best clan sites on the internet: http://www.enjin.com/forums/home/m/10826/viewthread/222155-featured-fridays-dogs-war/page/1


WHY JOIN US?
- Easy to use website
- Ribbons and ranks for clan members
- Weekly Clan Operations
- Gaming divisions for the most popular PS3 shooters

MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
- Must have and use a microphone
- Must be able to speak English
- Must be at least 16 years old
- Must be mature, respectful and able to have fun

If you are interested in joining please register on our site and submit an application today!

Clan Website: http://dowg.net/
We are also on http://www.youtube.com/thedogsofwarclan, http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dogs-of-War/188733987831263, and http://twitter.com/DogsofWarNews/.
Vote for us on http://www.top100clans.com/.

im not trying to point fingers but the name of this clan is incredibly close to [HoW] (hogs of war). A ps3 gaming clan that has been running for years.
im just wondering if you might have took the name and changed 1 word.

(im not trying to cause an argument im just curious)

No