During World War II, Soviet forces trained dogs to carry explosives under Nazi tanks—a desperate attempt to halt Germany’s ...

Bobby was a Skye Terrier, a Scottish dog breed. He lived in Edinburgh, Scotland, in the 19th century with his owner, a gardener-turned-night-watchman, John Gray. Bobby would accompany John on his ...

A World War II soldier's dog tag is returned to his family 80 years after his death. It was discovered by a metal detectorist on the island where the soldier's plane crashed in 1945.

Dogs in WW2 would play a vital role for both the Allies and Axis forces. In this episode of WW2 Wayfinder I look at the role dogs played in the British, American and German forces during WW2.

An Aussie dog mom was fined for riding a motorbike with her dog. Queensland Police To which she responded that she wasn’t aware she wasn’t allowed to travel with her dog in that particular way ...

Antis Township will apply to the state Department of Community and Economic Development for a $250,000 grant to construct a dog park and a pair of pickleball courts at Bellwood Antis Community ...

Oren Kendley at right, with World War II hero 'Brownie the War Dog' who was honored with a statue in his Waupaca County hometown of King, May 2, 2025. (Photo courtesy: Wisconsin Veterans Museum) ...

Dog tags have a long history in the U.S. military, and during World War II they included a notch at one end. It was there for a very practical reason.

A medal awarded to Tommy the pigeon, one of the brave birds which inspired the 2005 animation film Valiant, has gone on sale for £10,000 at the Laidlaw Auctioneers of Carlisle, Cumbria.

Antis being awarded his Dickin Medal BY Field-Marshal Lord Wavell Bozdech fed him from his meagre rations, keeping him warm in his bomber jacket, and the pair escaped to France.

The bravery medal awarded to a Second World War RAF airman’s dog has returned to its master’s family after selling at auction for £60,000. Antis the Alsatian was given the Dickin Medal, the ...

Bozdech, who never got another dog for the rest of his life, died in 1980. Antis’s medal, one of only 75 awarded by the PDSA, left the Bozdech family when it was sold to a private collector in 1994.