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Diesel The Hero Dog.
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Plus je connais les hommes
Plus jaime mon chein!
Was ever a truer sound bite written!
Plus jaime mon chein!
Was ever a truer sound bite written!
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Sqad - /Are you saying that if there had to be a fatality during the anti- terrorist operation, you would have preferred it to have been a human tragedy rather than a canine one? // What a bizarre conclusion! I am sure that bunkmoreland would prefer that no-one had died - human or canine!
11:32 Thu 19th Nov 2015
The dog was a working dog. My father was a police dog trainer/handler. He had an exceptional championship winning police dog. He helped capture Eoka terrorists who were armed in Cyprus. He wasn't a fluffy little dog that did parlour tricks.
He probably saved my father's life and certainly some men of 45 R.M. Commando with which they served. My father was bought up with lurchers and retrievers and gun dogs all through his childhood.
He would not give a dog houseroom unless it worked for its keep.
He knew that Joe could be gunned down. I am sure I saw a tear in his eye when it ws time to have him put down though.
He probably saved my father's life and certainly some men of 45 R.M. Commando with which they served. My father was bought up with lurchers and retrievers and gun dogs all through his childhood.
He would not give a dog houseroom unless it worked for its keep.
He knew that Joe could be gunned down. I am sure I saw a tear in his eye when it ws time to have him put down though.
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The temporary Avatar of mine shows my father with Police dog Joe on the road patrol to Yerakies, Cyprus whilst serving with 45 R.M. Commando in 1956. The dog was accredited with many armed terrorist arrests during his tour.
My father's reward.The distinction of being awarded,as a civilian, a Military General Service Medal. Very rare for that to be given. There were other British police dog handlers in Cyprus as well.
The dog's reward: 6 months quarantine soon as his paws touched terra firma at Manston. That was wuff. :-(
The temporary Avatar of mine shows my father with Police dog Joe on the road patrol to Yerakies, Cyprus whilst serving with 45 R.M. Commando in 1956. The dog was accredited with many armed terrorist arrests during his tour.
My father's reward.The distinction of being awarded,as a civilian, a Military General Service Medal. Very rare for that to be given. There were other British police dog handlers in Cyprus as well.
The dog's reward: 6 months quarantine soon as his paws touched terra firma at Manston. That was wuff. :-(
I came across the saying in the 80s... It just seemed relevant at this time " A play on "mankind can do bad things etc....but animals are good" .Shocked that it was inferred I was suggesting a human "tragedy" was preferable :-(
Thank you for the positive replies on here x and to andy in particular for standing up for my innocent thread x
Thank you for the positive replies on here x and to andy in particular for standing up for my innocent thread x
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