Tyson, a war dog, is undergoing rehabilitation after a concussion

Since the First World War, dogs have been helping in armies around the world. They are not thrown into battle - they perform tasks that require speed, intuition and unconditional trust.

In modern warfare, where there is no parity, we are forced to look for non-standard solutions. And dogs are one of them. They help scouts, detect mines, signal danger, find the wounded and even deliver first aid kits.

Tyson had a difficult fate: he was raised incorrectly, imposing aggression. However, the dog handlers of the 225th Special Forces brigade adapted him, gave him a chance, and he became a real combat comrade.

Training each dog takes months of daily work. First, the specialists study the dog's character and behavior, and only then determine what tasks it is capable of:
- "Some dogs search for explosives,
- Some dogs work alongside stormtroopers.

Jesse, a German shepherd dog, is one of them. She loves searching for mines and knows exactly where they are laid.

Dogs do not replace people, but they can save their lives. That's why we are launching a fundraiser to train new hero dogs for the Dog Training Unit of the 225th Separate Mechanized Brigade.

Each donation is another step towards saving lives in the forefront.

To support:
- Bank: https://send.monobank.ua/jar/8PXLQycvBk
- PayPal: @akliachkin

Thank you for your support!