우리부대에서도 믹스견 키웠는데 겁나 똑똑했음. 개가 서열을 확실히 알고 있어서 이등병,일병한테는 눈 길도 안줬음ㅋ 중대장 차 소리 알고 오는 거 멀리서 부터 알고 있을 정도로 똑똑한 아이였는데... 훈련때는 애들이 위장도 시켜주고 그랬음ㅋㅋㅋ 나름 귀여웠는데 상급부대 지침이 군견 제외하고 개 키우지 말라고 해서 군무원분이 데려가서 잘 키웠다는 얘기 들었음...
manouchecaj123 lol shouldn’t it be the other way around? 😂😅 The pet waits for its other owner to come back from the military. But I guess this pretty cool
@@joyssi well, they already make a comeback for him here, so i think he will make more appearances with another costume & i definitely want to see it. 😂😂😂
Love how dog salutes❤, glad men take care of it. Former Marine salutes you in uniform and any animal lover😊. Thank you for video and hopefully owner is found, Peace on earth and Goodwill to all.....
Awwn that's so cute! He's very obedient too! I'm sure it cheers up the soldiers and the staff to have Colley there, I hope he can stay if they don't find his owner.
저희 부대에도 강아지 한 마리가 있었는데요 걔는 군견도 아닌데 어떻게 우리 부대에 들어가가지고 군견 사료 먹으면서 살고 있었습니다 하지만군견에 대한 처우가 상당히 안 좋은 게 현실입니다 저 강아지는 굉장히 잘 살고 있는 것 같아서 다행인데요 우리 부대에서 방치되고 있는 군견들 국가에서 관리 철저하게 해줘야 한다고 생각합니다 아직도 그 강아지 생각하면 마음이 아프네요 감사합니다
The story of how I got my Shepherd. Kinda. A GSD puppy is found wandering on post(won't disclose which one for silly reasons), and after almost a month of ineffective luring and trapping, I found it in my Platoon's tent during a field exercise in the first week of frost, cuddled under my cot, in my half-empty duffle bag. It was so hungry, that it accepted food(jerky, if I remember right) from me immediately, and ended up falling asleep on my lap. It or she, as it turned out, was actually really friendly, and soon won over even the 1st Sergeant, and would not go further than 10 feet from for the rest of the exercise, which wasn't really a problem, as I'm commo, and that leaves me pretty stationary. Anyway, about nine days later, we pack up and head back. She sat obediently between my legs on the ride back, and after recovery, I took her to the on-post vet, as we had finished early enough to do so. Turns out she has no chip or other identification, and when I attempted to leave her in the vet's care, as I was a relatively young soldier, I didn't expect to have the time to deal with a dog. However, she caused such a ruckus, I agreed to just take her with me for the time being. Luckily, I no longer lived in the barracks, so I actually could house her. I left the next morning a little after 0530, needing some time to prepare for the morning's workout session at the Battalion's gym. At just after 0600, we conducted formation, and then started the workouts. A few hours later, we finished, and went back home to clean up, and get ready for the work day. I get back home, let out the puppy(I hadn't yet named her, I didn't want to get attached), and poured some of the food I had gotten from the vet into a small bowl. Instead of just digging in, she sat in front of it, watching me put on my uniform. When I finished lacing up my boots, I went to check on her, and noticed she was still just sitting there, and hadn't eaten a bite. Confused, as she didn't seem to mind the food the night before, I squat down next to her, and told her to eat. She promptly did. Bemused, I closed the dining room door, and headed out to get to work. A few hours later, again, I get back home for lunch, and go to check on the dog. I don't find her, however, only realizing the window is open, and figuring she must have escaped. Running out of lunch time, I make my way back to the office, somewhat worried. However, as I pulled up to my Unit's building, I notice a gathering in front of the door. As I walk up, the 1st Sergeant intercepts me, telling me I had a visitor. Confused, I let her lead me into the mass of people, who quickly disperse when they realize who was walking up. Eventually, we get to the entrance, and laying down beside the door was that same little shepherd. Her head perked up when she caught sight of me, and she stood up and waddled to me, sitting down on my boot and grinning almost smugly up at me. Eventually, I just started taking her to the office with me, as she would continually manage to escape and get there anyway, and even the Battalion Commander(Both a woman, and an intense dog lover) signed off on her presence. So, she was informally enlisted into the Unit as a support dog, and left the unit as an honorary Corporal when I left for schooling. She's been with me ever since. Heck, she's under my desk, right now. Best dog, ever, CPL Hildegarde Robinson. Side note, both my Commander and 1st Sergeant are at my new Unit, and I bring by Hilda at least once a week. She steadily getting fatter from all the treats.
i agree. usually dog's owner say 'he or she think oneself as human not dog' is realize in real. now even they go to army! as korean style, for duty of military defence!
평생 못산데요. 본방 봤는데 다른 주인 찾아서 보내려고 하더라구요. 군 규정 때문인듯. 저때는 그런 규정이 없었는지 군대있을때 처부간부가 부대에 새끼개 데려와서 진짜 정붙이고 함께 군생활한다는 마음으로 후임들한테 개가 더 일찍 부대왔으니 충성하라고 시키고 그랬었는데 크고나니 제 전역 다가오는 무렵에 그 간부 보신탕 해먹었어요. 진짜 가슴아팠는데ㅠ
@@user-sb8sn4nt1i 요즘에서야 반려견에 대한 지식이 늘어서 그렇지 전세계 어딜가도 개사료 먹은건 최근 100년도 안되는 일이고 2만년동안 잔반먹고도 잘 살아왔음. 애초에 회색늑대에서 탄수화물 소화가 가능하게 인위적인 자연선택 거친게 개고. 집에서 금이야 옥이야 키우고 개한테든 건강에 좋은 비싼 사료 먹으면서 주인은 치킨에 맥주 먹는게 인간이 모순이 많은 존재임. 개들 잔반먹고도 잘 삽니다.
