Ukrainian military dogs gain new legal rights as service members

Search and attack dogs will become an official part of the Ukrainian Border Guard service. Like their human counterparts, these dogs will be tasked with searching out and detaining enemies.

A female police officer stands with a dog next to a mobile recruitment center for military service under contract in Rostov-on-Don, Russia September 17, 2022.

(photo credit: SERGEY PIVOVAROV/REUTERS)

ByMAYA ZANGER-NADIS

SEPTEMBER 23, 2022 13:42

Ukrainian military dogs gain new legal rights as service members

Search and attack dogs will become an official part of the Ukrainian Border Guard service. Like their human counterparts, these dogs will be tasked with searching out and detaining enemies.

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Ukrainian military dogs gain new legal rights as service members

Search and attack dogs will become an official part of the Ukrainian Border Guard service. Like their human counterparts, these dogs will be tasked with searching out and detaining enemies.

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