Hungary's military finds mission in life for abused dog


By AGENCY

Sgt Nemeth and his bomb-sniffer dog Logan at the garrison of Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Warship Regiment of the Hungarian Defense Forces in Budapest, Hungary. Photo: AP

Hungary's military has found a new mission in life for a talented dog who was rescued from abusive owners, recruiting two-year-old Logan to serve in counter-terrorism operations for an elite bomb squad.

The Belgian Shepherd is undergoing intensive training as an explosives detection dog for the explosive ordnance disposal and warship regiment of the Hungarian Defense Forces.

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