Un câine chihuahua, cel mai nou membru al Gărzii Naționale Mexicane. Antrenat pentru căutare și salvare • Newsweek România

The Mexican National Guard has welcomed a new member, a 13-month-old chihuahua named Comando, trained for search and rescue operations. Weighing just 7 kilograms, Comando has already participated in public events, including the Independence Day parade. Equipped with protective gear, he challenges stereotypes about military dogs, showing that smaller breeds can also serve effectively. Adopted by the Guard after his elderly owners could no longer care for him, Comando engages in community activities and reminds the public of the human side of the military. His presence highlights the bond between the military and the community, despite the traditional focus on larger working breeds.