Thread: Dogs of Peace

Shot in Afghanistan during the first nine months following the fall of the Taliban, Dogs of Peace is a documentary that promotes understanding of the terrors and hardships faced by the people of Afghanistan at that time.

This is the story of the Afghan men and their dogs of the Mine Detection Squad who put their lives on the line every day as the search out the ten million land mines that infest Afghanistan.

The special is hosted by Heather Mills-McCartney who is a strong anti land mine activist.
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Condition of life is difficult on afghanistan , Poor people , wonder how they live with such wars .

I think sometimes animals are better than humans,
sorry mssr

Yes Caty, that is true a lot of times.

I am just glad that even in a society where dogs were once considered taboo, that they are proving their value and have probably saved countless people from the mines they have found so far.

animals better than human