Army’s sniffer dog Teena retires from active duty
The Army honoured a sniffer dog for exemplary service in detecting explosive materials, including Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) in Jammu, officials said.
Teena, a highly skilled specialist in explosive detection, was honoured by General Officer Commanding, Tiger Division, Major General Mukesh Bhanwala, at headquarters in Jammu on Wednesday, the defence spokesperson said.
“Teena's remarkable career has been marked by her unwavering dedication and expertise in detecting explosive materials. Her exceptional service has been a testament to her rigorous training and resilience,” an Army spokesperson said.
Teena has been stationed in Jammu and Kashmir for over two years in her current assignment and has participated in various important events and operations, providing critical support to the security forces, he added.
“As Teena retires from active duty, she leaves behind a legacy of bravery, loyalty and selflessness. Her contributions to the security forces will never be forgotten, and she will always be remembered as a hero and a loyal companion” the spokesperson said.
