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Chihuahua Commando serves in Mexico’s National Guard

A Chihuahua named Commando serves in Mexico’s National Guard. The dog undergoes training for search and rescue operations alongside larger dogs.

In brief

  • Commando undergoes training for rescue operations.
  • The dog is an unusual service animal in the guard.
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    • first item
    • earliest

    Чихуахуа тепер служить у мексиканській Національній гвардії.

  • ФокусMedia business
    • first item
    • in the wave, 17 min later
    • national desk

    7 кг і 21 см зросту: службова собака породи чихуахуа Коммандо рятує людей

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