Indian Army Personnel Pay Last Respects to Indian Army Dog Kent, a Six-Year-Old Female Labrador of 21 Army Dog Unit

Indian Army personnel paid their last respects to Indian Army dog Kent, a six-year-old female Labrador of 21 Army Dog Unit, who died on Wednesday after a prolonged illness.

Kent was a highly trained and skilled dog who had served the Indian Army for four years. She had participated in several operations and had helped to save many lives.

Kent was known for her bravery, loyalty, and dedication. She was a beloved member of the 21 Army Dog Unit and will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

At the funeral ceremony, Kent’s body was draped in the Indian flag and she was given a full military salute. Her handlers and fellow soldiers paid their respects and shared their memories of her.

Kent’s death is a reminder of the sacrifices that Indian Army dogs make in the service of their country. They are brave, loyal, and dedicated companions who play a vital role in the Indian Army’s operations.

Kent’s funeral was a moving tribute to a courageous and selfless dog. She will be remembered for her bravery, loyalty, and dedication to the Indian Army.