Sentences with phrase «decorated war dog»

There are many dogs who should be honored on Veterans Day, from Sgt. Stubby, the most decorated war dog of World War I, to Cairo, who was a member of the team that killed terrorist Osama Bin Laden.

Sergeant Stubby has been called the most decorated war dog of WWI and the only dog to be nominated for rank and then promoted to sergeant through combat.

Directed by Richard Lanni, the film tells the incredible true story of the United States Army's most decorated war dog Stubby and his heroic exploits during the First World War, and features a voice cast that includes Logan -LSB-...]

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The boys, played by William Jennings, Bryce Gheisar («A Dog's Purpose»), and Paul - Mikél Williams («Westworld» TV series), are shown as prime candidates for discipline with pranks such as decorating a neighbor's house with toilet paper, swearing in gym class, and playing war in the woods with their beloved guns.

The true story of a stray dog, who becomes a World War I hero and remains the most decorated dog in American history, is realized as an animated film with the voices of Helena Bonham Carter, Logan Lerman and Gérard Depardieu.

Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero The true story of the most decorated dog in U.S. military history, who fought in 17 World War I battles, gets a slight, feel - good treatment that is cute and has its moments but diminishes the seriousness of war — and the real Stubby's awesome accomplishmenWar I battles, gets a slight, feel - good treatment that is cute and has its moments but diminishes the seriousness of war — and the real Stubby's awesome accomplishmenwar — and the real Stubby's awesome accomplishments.

A Pit Bull named Stubby once reached the rank of Sergeant for his heroic work during World War I. Sergeant Stubby served in some 17 battles during the war and became the most highly decorated dog in U.S. histoWar I. Sergeant Stubby served in some 17 battles during the war and became the most highly decorated dog in U.S. histowar and became the most highly decorated dog in U.S. history.

Dogs have been man's best friend for centuries and for almost as long royalty and the aristocracy have been decorating their canine companions, of course in those days it wasn't tutu's and Star Wars costumes for dogs, but rather intricate collars made from precious metals and adorned with jewDogs have been man's best friend for centuries and for almost as long royalty and the aristocracy have been decorating their canine companions, of course in those days it wasn't tutu's and Star Wars costumes for dogs, but rather intricate collars made from precious metals and adorned with jewdogs, but rather intricate collars made from precious metals and adorned with jewels.

There was a reason this was the most decorated dog during World War I, also at that time a popular dog to own.

Chips would go on to become the most decorated dog of World War II.

The ashen survivors of nuclear war will sadly hold no candle to a squad of anime stereotypes leading monsters, ghosts, and dog - people into battle with a bunch of elemental giants that look like if the Angels from Neon Genesis Evangelion were decorated for Christmas.