Then, 14 months after she disappeared, a U.S. serviceman spotted a dog that appeared to be military trained with an Afghan man at an isolated patrol base. Within days, the lost lab was returned to her unit. The prized pooch came home to roost just in time for a visit by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. She was described as "composed and relaxed" and no worse for wear after her desert adventures.
Exactly what happened to Sabi and how she spent her days during her 14 month disappearance is unknown, but her good condition and happy disposition shows she was well loved and cared for. (But, of course, conspiracy theorists are already suggesting that she is a spy.) Sabi is just one of many dogs in Afghanistan trained to sniff out roadside bombs and other hidden explosives.
13 comments:
Wow, that's so amazing! Hope she's not spying for the enemy now ;-)
That's crazy! I wonder if they'll still be using her or sending her home. 14 months wandering the desert (Well-fed or not) is quite an adventure for a dog!
Oh wow that's amazing!!!
What a wonderful story!! Thank you so much for sharing it!!
Smileys for a happy weekend!
Dory
That´s amazing! Thanks for sharing with us!
xoxo
Thor
Woof! WOW ... thanks for sharing. Happy Friday! Just want to say Lots of Golden Thanks to your Friendship. An award is waiting for you on my blog. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
What a wonderful story! Thanks for sharing!
Just another reason to love our loyal friends. Thank you for sharing!
What a pawesome story!
Love,
Teddy Bear
P.S. My Mommy roasts the pumpkin seeds. She says they are good for humans.
Thanks for sharing this with us! Makes me very very proud to be a canine!!
Cheers,
Maxx
Wow, that's a great story - thanks for sharing.
Happy weekend, the OP Pack
Thank you for always sharing these amazing stories!
love
tweedles
How khool!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
PeeEssWoo: Oh yes, a spy fur sure!
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