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Michael Paterniti's Call Of Duty

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The article, “Call of Duty” written by Michael Paterniti, in the National Geography Magazine states that Jose and his military dog, Zenit formed a strong bond between them. Also, how military handlers relationship between dogs can be more than just helpers. Research has shown that military handlers and dogs have special bonds. In the article, Mr. Paterniti states”…Zenit lay beside his master, ear pinned to his head, chin resting on his paws. They stayed like that, dog and handler, until at last the helicopter arrived and whisked them both away.” (Paterniti, pg.8) In addition, dogs are very loyal and loving to their military owner. … “Zenit refused to leave Jose’s side.” (Paterniti, pg.5) Michael Paterniti tells in the story…

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