About Us

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 History of the Law Dogs: Club Colors  The color black in our patches symbolizes our mourning for all our fallen brothers and sisters in public safety but specifically in law enforcement. We remember and honor these brothers and sisters for giving the ultimate sacrifice during their service to our nation.  The color grey in our patches symbolizes those areas of Law Enforcement that are not simply black and white, reminding us that we must act with temperament while still being steadfast in our pursuit of justice.  The patches of the Law Dogs Motorcycle Club (LDMC) are highlighted by the color purple. This color was chosen because it represents courage (PURPLE HEART), the same courage that embodies all members of the Law Dogs MC Nation.  The name “Law Dogs” is derived from the old west. In those days of old, Bandits being pursued by the Sheriff and his Posse could be heard to say that the “Law” was “Dogging” them. Thus we have adopted that name to signify our steadfast dedication, whether, active or retired, to ensuring that justice will prevail. 

 Law Dogs MC  Established in 1996, a family of Law Enforcement Officers, both current and retired, and Civilians that support the Thin Blue Line. Members will be brought together by the love of motorcycling and the brotherhood that only a true Public Service Professional can know.  It is the understanding that every member will be there for every other member, no matter what chapter or location, as a family should be, no matter what the circumstance. And that every member will fly the colors of the Law Dogs MC and display “Justice” the family dog with pride in knowing that they are part of something unique and genuine.  All members are true to the calling of Law Enforcement and the different jobs that it entails. Members of the LDMC Nation, whether active, retired, or former Enforcement Officers, and Civilians, are required to conduct their affairs in line with these ideals.