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~Working animals~

DriftingRain · 2003-12-19 00:20:07

I have already posted this in the Science :Biology/Meds also, but I thought we animals lovers would enjoy this read too... http://www.ivanhoe.com/channels/p_channelstory.cfm?storyid=7372 ~DR~

19-12-2003 12:20am

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DriftingRain

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I have already posted this in the Science :Biology/Meds also, but I thought we animals lovers would enjoy this read too...

http://www.ivanhoe.com/channels/p_channelstory.cfm?storyid=7372

~DR~

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#2 29-12-2003 2:42am

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Reminds me of that documentary I saw about the War Dogs in Vietnam... pulling their fallen human counterparts away from danger, literaly dragging them with their mouth.
Think I saw them being parachuted in to the battlefield aswell, but I'm not sure if that was real or my imagination

Above image from www.uswardogs.org

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#3 05-01-2004 1:06pm

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I know for a fact that German special forces have trained dogs to jump into combat situations with them. Also remember reading accounts of paratroopers from D-Day who had dogs jump with them to find mines.

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