Meet Rambo And Bayraktar: Two Puppies Keep Ukrainian Soldiers Out Of Danger Amid Russian Attack
A puppy named Bayraktar is now working at the Kyiv Region Police Dog Training Center. He senses the approach of the enemy and starts to bark warning of the danger of the explosions. Rambo an abandoned puppy some soldier found recently has also become a part of the unit.
Can a puppy predict a Russian attack? A group of Ukrainian soldiers definitely do believe it can. That is the amount of trust they have in Bayraktar, a police dog that was born just a few months ago.
"A puppy named Bayraktar, is now working at the Kyiv Region Police Dog Training Center," the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry announced on Twitter. "He senses the approach of the enemy and starts to bark, warning of the danger of the explosions."
A puppy named Bayraktar, is now working at the Kyiv Region Police Dog Training Center. He senses the approach of the enemy and starts to bark, warning of the danger of the explosions. pic.twitter.com/Zt0hIWzg1H
¡ª MFA of Ukraine ?? (@MFA_Ukraine) March 4, 2022
According to Tim Mark, a correspondent of NPR, Bayraktar was born at the Police Canine Center in Kyiv and as per soldiers, every victory they have locally has part of the puppy¡¯s hand in it.
In other Ukraine dog news, a puppy named Bayraktar was born at the Police Canine Center in Kyiv a few months before the war
¡ª Tim Mak (@timkmak) March 3, 2022
They say he is ¡°capable of predicting enemy attacks¡± and have an inside joke that every victory they have locally has part of Bayraktar¡¯s hand in it pic.twitter.com/oHgqRQPfaO
Bayraktar is named after a Turkish drone.
He however is not alone when it comes to helping Ukraine soldiers on the war front.
There is also Rambo, an abandoned puppy some soldier found recently.
In a widely shared video, a soldier said that they had found the puppy in freezing cold and decided to adopt him
¡°We felt sorry for him. It was freezing outside,¡± the soldiers said adding that ¡°We took him into our post, and he stayed with us.¡±
He was named Rambo and has now reportedly become a part of the unit.
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According to the soldiers, when they found him, Rambo was so tiny that he fit right in the palm of their hand.
Rambo has now grown up and is said to have been given the security duty of the soldiers.
According to the soldiers, Rambo acts as a watchdog who can hear if a stranger is nearby.
Other than this he also acts as much-needed mental relief to the soldiers who are facing increasing pressure due to the ongoing invasion.
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