Don't underestimate this ordinary dog. It's a real World War I hero with a lot of military merit

Cats are just born and are best cared for and breastfed by their mothers, who are the first to leave them in the sixth to eighth week. Unless the mother is ill, she can only breastfeed artificially. The task of taking care of cats in the place of their mothers is very difficult and requires considerable time and effort.

I'm a gun rider.

Don't underestimate this ordinary dog. It's a real World War I hero with a lot of military merit

Today's story owner, the hero dog Stappy.

There are more and more officials now. Faced with their children, they were always wondering what they would do besides eating, drinking, sleeping and making jokes. Don't be discouraged. Today I would like to tell you a story about the Little King, a war hero who has been missed by the American people for generations. Let's see how amazing a child's power is. Once you have a chance, maybe your snacks can be famous for “significant”.

In 1917, the United States announced that it would join the World War I, with the emergence of new recruits in the spring of the camp, and the Yale Cup Stadium in New Haven, Connecticut, being temporarily used as a new barracks. It's not surprising there's a lot of stray dogs and cats. Of course, they are a treasure of great temptation, and the waste dumps around the new barracks are raging.

Of these many, a dog of obese size, short tails, hairy brown and white colours, and character of bulldogs and biggles is particularly attractive. It's cute and sticky. Whatever soldier you see, you'll be stupid enough to shake its short tail together.

One of the recruits, Robert Conroy, especially loved the little thing that was born, and gave him the name Stubby and wanted to adopt it as a military dog. But the short Stubby is clearly not qualified as a dog.

Don't underestimate this ordinary dog. It's a real World War I hero with a lot of military merit

Stabilby and Robert Conroy.

Soon the army will be withdrawn. Conroy couldn't bear to see Stubby again being a poor little bum. Whatever the orders of the military camp not to adopt small animals, with the support of his comrades, he secretly hid the little stars in his backpack, travelling with the army on a boat to the European battlefield.

As soon as they arrived in France, they immediately engaged in a brutal and horrific war. The new recruits were frightened by day-to-day gunfire, the violent explosion in the mountains and the sound of machine-gun fire.

But the strange thing is that Stubby, who also fell into the abyss of terror from a peaceful environment and was not afraid at all, often licked every American soldier in fear in good manner and goodwill, soothing their hearts and helping them through hell.

One night, there was silence on the battlefield and most United States soldiers fell asleep. All of a sudden, Stubby's barking and getting emotional. He was barking in the trenches and running around and waking up the American soldiers in their pants. Conroy, who is familiar with Stubby, immediately realized that Stubby must have discovered the imminent danger. If it wasn't for one moment, everyone could smell the gas with a strong nose. The Germans released the gas! The United States soldiers immediately put on gas masks to fight.

Soon there was a cloud of green poison, and the Americans were quiet and quiet, and they knew that the Germans would soon follow the mist, and that the Germans, who thought they were already paid for, came in, and they ran away with heavy fire from the Americans! Stubby saved the lives of hundreds of soldiers, and made them stand up!

Don't underestimate this ordinary dog. It's a real World War I hero with a lot of military merit

The best guard on the battlefield.

The commander of the force heard the story of Stubby, came to the position in a dangerous manner, visited the soldiers, in particular “interviewed” him, solemnly declared him a member of the United States army and received the rank of First Class!

As well as being responsible for security tasks, Staby is regularly involved in the search and rescue of the wounded. Once he finds the wounded alive, he will gently lick the wounded, cheer him up and call medical personnel when he returns.

Don't underestimate this ordinary dog. It's a real World War I hero with a lot of military merit

I'm still a lifeguard.

Stabby, already known as the United States Army, was later injured, and his superiors specifically granted Conroy leave to stay with him.

Stumby was also an abominable man who could see the enemy's spies, and one day Conroy took it on a patrol, walked through a bush, and Stumby ran in with his bark, and a guy in a United States military uniform ran away. Conroy came up with a gun and took him back for interrogation. He was a German spy, he was just scouting for the perfect army position and prepared to return to his position. Stabby and his master will do one more job.

Don't underestimate this ordinary dog. It's a real World War I hero with a lot of military merit

The United States Commander-in-Chief, General Pan Xing, has been awarded a medal by Stabi.

World War I is over. With a medal, these American comrades, Steeby and Conroy, returned to the United States and were warmly welcomed by the American people as heroes. Stappy and Conroy suddenly became big stars, and the media competed. Stabby also made it on the cover of America's famous magazine, Time, touring in The Speech (Conroy, of course), becoming one of the most famous American heroes at the time! In the next few years, Steeby has taken over three United States presidents! He died in 1926 at the age of 10, accompanied by Conroy.

Don't underestimate this ordinary dog. It's a real World War I hero with a lot of military merit

Stabby, who is proud to be in front of the Americans.

Don't underestimate this ordinary dog. It's a real World War I hero with a lot of military merit

Stappy, who became America's star.

After Stappy died, he was made a specimen, hidden in the National War Museum of the United States, permanently visited and admired by a generation of American children!

Don't underestimate this ordinary dog. It's a real World War I hero with a lot of military merit

And now Disney is making cartoons of Sergeant Stubby, an American hero who continues to harvest a new generation of small fans.