AngryMonkey said:Hate to be a miserable cnut but I'm fairly certain the dog whilst doing a good job, has absolutely no concept of fear in regards to being blown up by a IED and so can't really be put forward for a bravery award. Also seems a bit harsh they giving medals to dogs whilst medals for men are apparantly being rationed (according to last week's Sunday Times).
AngryMonkey said:Hate to be a miserable cnut but I'm fairly certain the dog whilst doing a good job, has absolutely no concept of fear in regards to being blown up by a IED and so can't really be put forward for a bravery award. Also seems a bit harsh they giving medals to dogs whilst medals for men are apparantly being rationed (according to last week's Sunday Times).
AngryMonkey said:Hate to be a miserable cnut but I'm fairly certain the dog whilst doing a good job, has absolutely no concept of fear in regards to being blown up by a IED and so can't really be put forward for a bravery award. Also seems a bit harsh they giving medals to dogs whilst medals for men are apparantly being rationed (according to last week's Sunday Times).
Backpacker1uk said:For many a dog is a misunderstood animal/friend. Such loyalty is never found in the human inhabitants of planet earth.
So endeth the sermon for today now go forth and multiply.
JonnoJonno said:Awarded by PDSA mate, not RSPCA
Backpacker1uk said:For many a dog is a misunderstood animal/friend. Such loyalty is never found in the human inhabitants of planet earth.
So endeth the sermon for today now go forth and multiply.
broadside said:Backpacker1uk said:For many a dog is a misunderstood animal/friend. Such loyalty is never found in the human inhabitants of planet earth.
So endeth the sermon for today now go forth and multiply.
I think that's a bit harsh backpacker, my wife misunderstands me all the time and I have been as loyal and loving to her as the day is long.![]()