A Navy SEAL bids a tearful farewell to his senior K9 partner.

The founder of Trikos International, Mike Ritland, recently shared a post on his social media account. His post featured a Navy SEAL and a dog. The Navy SEAL had his face lying on the neck of the dog, who was resting on an American flag pillow.

The dog’s name was Carlos, and the Navy SEAL on the post’s handler and the owner was Mike Mike. Carlos served in Afghanistan and was part of a long line of warrior dogs. Carlos and other military dogs ensured their safety while on a military mission.

Because of their missions in other countries, military dogs frequently suffer from psychological issues. They are constantly exposed to chaotic and stressful environments, which causes them to feel traumatized. When these service dogs fail to perform their duties, they are put down. Through their Warrior Dog Foundation, Ritland’s company would frequently try to save as many dogs as possible.

Once the World War ended, the training of military dogs was taken over by the Military Police Corps. Recent numbers show around 500 dog teams serving in various combat zones, such as Afghanistan and Iraq. Carlos was one of these dogs. He was lucky enough to retire into civilian life.

The Navy SEALs draped his body with the US flag to observe Carlos’s contribution to his nation. Mike and Carlos used to carry this flag with them on every operation. However, it still had some Afghan dirt on the fabric.

They gave a fitting farewell to Carlos with his favorite treats. His favorite people were also present during his last rites. Finally, the faithful dog had his favorite steak before he breathed his last breath.

Mike and his fellow Navy SEALs felt really heavy in their hearts when it was time to say goodbye to Carlos. While he was alive, he served his best for his nation and stayed by his handler’s side at all times.

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A Navy SEAL bids a tearful farewell to his senior K9 partner.
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