00:00This dog was considered extremely dangerous. Even trained soldiers were afraid of it. That was why
00:05it was always muzzled and locked inside a steel cage. But one day, I decided to take it with me.
00:10Without showing any fear, I walked straight into the cage. The dog immediately stood up and lowered
00:15itself into an attack stance. I slowly moved closer, carefully reaching out to calm it. To my
00:20surprise, the dog gradually settled down. I told my partner it wasn't as terrifying as everyone
00:25claimed. But the next second, it suddenly lunged at me, panicking. I quickly forced it into the
00:30truck, determined to take it away. Even inside the vehicle, the dog kept barking violently,
00:35only after a long time. Did it finally sit down in exhaustion? I was still nervous,
00:39so I immediately called my commander. He told me this wasn't an ordinary dog. It was a military dog.
00:45Its handler had died in combat. And ever since then, the dog had become aggressive and uncontrollable,
00:50attacking anyone who came near it. I decided to take the dog to its owner's funeral. But that proved
00:56far more difficult than I expected. The moment I hung up the phone, the dog became violent again.
01:01I kept trying to calm it down, and only after the truck stopped, did it finally relax. Gathering my
01:06courage, I removed its muzzle and opened the cage door. But out of fear and distrust, the dog
01:12immediately started barking wildly again. I had no choice but to slam the cage shut. When I returned later,
01:17I discovered the seats inside the truck had been completely torn apart by its claws and teeth.
01:22I was honestly too scared to open the cage. Then I came up with an idea. I fed it a
01:27sausage mixed
01:27with sedatives. A few minutes later, the dog became drowsy and fell asleep. Only then did I finally
01:33relax. That night, I stopped at a small village to rest. While feeding it, I couldn't help feeling
01:38sorry for the animal. The medicine still hadn't fully worn off. It could barely stand, and had to lie on
01:44the ground while eating slowly. Seeing it like that hurt me. I sat beside the dog and fed it by
01:49hand.
01:49But even then, it remained wary of me and refused to trust me. Early the next morning, I realized it
01:55hadn't touched any water all night. The moment I picked up the canteen, the dog suddenly lunged
01:59forward and snatched it from my hand. I started talking to it softly, trying to slowly earn its
02:04trust. Suddenly, the dog became restless and anxious, as if it sensed something nearby. Without
02:10warning, it bolted straight into the forest. My heart dropped, and I immediately ran after it.
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