Dogs of War

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  1. Morwenstow

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    Re: Dogs of War

    Oh my word… :'(
     
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    Happy ending for the dog. What a story! I can't imagine how difficult it must have been for the dogs and their handlers. Then, to not be able to have your dog because it is just a piece of equipment is tough. I couldn't do it.
     
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    [quote author=Jane Martin link=topic=6266.msg82472#msg82472 date=1401193203]
    Happy ending for the dog. What a story! I can't imagine how difficult it must have been for the dogs and their handlers. Then, to not be able to have your dog because it is just a piece of equipment is tough. I couldn't do it.
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    I guess it is all about training, similar to that of a doctor/veterinarian who cannot afford to become emotionally involved with the patient but with the right training can spend 6 hours operating on a newly born baby, to correct a heart defect?

    Roger
     
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    A little bit different, I would think, as these dogs and handlers have a partnership, live together, work together.

    Wow. Powerful story. :'(
     
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    Quite a story :'( :'(
     

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