13 year old four legged non-aviator passes away.

[air pig]

This popped up on my feed this morning. Not all who serve necessarily aviate to keep us safe.

Buster the Dog Who Saved a Thousand Lives, Passes Away (http://www.raf.mod.uk/news/archive/buster-the-dog-who-saved-a-thousand-lives-passes-away-17072015)

RiP following your service.

AP.

[Trim Stab]

Give him a Red Arrows flypast!

[air pig]

TS,

A wonderful idea as he lived in Lincolnshire, maybe add a missing man, may not have been an aviator, but saved just as many if not more lives.

AP

[Courtney Mil]

What a lovely picture. RIP, Buster. Condolences to Will. It's often forgotten how much losing a dog can hurt.

[GlobalNav]

What a wonderful dog. They are wonderful anyway, but when they are trained to do such meaningful and life-saving tasks, our affection and admiration grows.

RIP Buster (there's bacon in heaven for you)

And I must say, as I often tell my wife, "You can't get a cat to do that."

[Danny42C]

"The First Friend"

(Kipling)

[Shack37]

RIP Buster, a truly special fella.

[sharpend]

I am so very pleased that the previous policy of NOT bringing police or sniffer dogs back to the UK after a tour of duty appears to be been changed.

[Wensleydale]

An experiment to check out friendship and loyalty. Take your dog, and the wife, and lock them both into the boot of your estate car while you go to play a round of golf (not in hot weather, obviously).


See which one is really happy to greet you when you get back!

[Lima Juliet]

RIP Buster. There's a place for you next to St Peter making sure that the unworthy don't get in...

LJ

[MPN11]

Respect, Buster, and thank you. :ok:

Please do not lift a leg at the Pearly Gates, just in case St Peter is having a grumpy day.