This story, one of i Still Love Dogs’ most popular, was originally posted on Memorial Day 2015. The computer-animated feature film,”Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero,” opens in theaters April 13, 2018. Sgt. Stubby — who was believed to be a Pit…
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President Obama has signed the National Defense Authorization Act, guaranteeing that military dogs will return to the U.S. when they retire and their handlers have first dibs on adopting them.
During this hero Springer Spaniel’s five tours of duty with the RAF, Buster sniffed out hundreds of IEDs, saving more than 1,000 lives in the process.
It’s a sad fact that U.S. military dogs serving overseas are usually left behind when they retire. A provision in the National Defense Authorization Act will change that.
Just like two-legged military vets, dogs can also suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. The heroic title character of the tear-jerking “Max” is one of those dogs.