They'll be adopted back to the army from soft shrimp to brave dogs

Special forces marched over 500 km for 20 days, particularly striking in the ranks of the strong Hola, who was a stray dog. Awaiting death at the animal hospital in the jungle in 2014, he happened to have been taken in by soldiers of the 4th Battalion of the Special War and admitted to the military brigade. At first, Hola was less than 3 kilometres away and after five years of grinding, he is now a brave dog.

Hola is the most visible focus of the march.

Special forces marched over 500 km for 20 days, particularly striking in the ranks of the strong Hola, who was a stray dog. Awaiting death at the animal hospital in the jungle in 2014, he happened to have been taken in by soldiers of the 4th Battalion of the Special War and admitted to the military brigade. At first, Hola was less than 3 kilometres away and after five years of grinding, he is now a brave dog.

They'll be adopted back to the army from soft shrimp to brave dogs

According to the Army Special Operations Command, the then commander of the 4th Battalion, Guo Liang, ordered a chain of dogs in 2014, while the troops went to an animal hospital in Yunin, where they happened to meet a stray dog who was about to die, adopted the dog back into the army and named Hola.

SWAT Dog Hola

They'll be adopted back to the army from soft shrimp to brave dogs

Hola surrendered three kilometres ago and is now well-trained.

Hola, who had been physically and physically vagrancy, had not been able to complete three kilometres at first and had been tired of sitting on the floor. After five years of training with the Special Forces, the soft-legged shrimp had been transformed into a brave dog, who had followed the march to the 3,400-metre mountain, and even promoted after the mission to the rank of "Squire Dog", which is also the rank of "Screw Leader" and who could lead Private!

They'll be adopted back to the army from soft shrimp to brave dogs

This time, with the Special Forces troops marching 500 kilometres and passing through six counties and cities in 20 days, including Kayi, Yun Lin, Chang, Taicheng, Chestling and the South, many netizens who learned about Hola's story helped him to refuel and reminded the Special Forces dogs of their resilience and of the importance of observing the health of Hola. The Facebook page "Defence spokesperson" also promised, "Don't worry, you'll take care of this partner!"

Hola is the real "Dog Chief"!