This picture just cracked me up. It’s so comical in its sternness.
Do we know what the sign is supposed to be saying? All I can make out is “psów” at the end of the second line.
I found comical to see the dog holding the reins, and didn’t even notice the other dog just sitting on the donkey. What is happening is this picture
I am thinking about that dog over the horse
Did the Doggo on the pony just pull up the cop for speeding.? Looks like it…
A police dog is holding the lead, being followed by a police dog riding a police ass.
What a time was that!
Get to the choppa
I looked over the photo and tried to find where the picture was taken. Here is my take:
Country: Poland
Voivodeship: Mazowieckie
Powiat: Warsaw
Dzielnica: Żoliborz
Coordinates: 52.26787617502171, 20.99987669295055
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That’s one of the best pictures I’ve ever seen in my life
Must be one of the proudest moments of my country too
Is that Arnold Schwarzenegger?
Cursed
Bremen town musicians on tour.
This is the content I come to this sub for.
Confusion of the highest order
Now attack the migrants and push them back to Belarus
😈
Wait, what were dogs supposed to do?
What the dog doing?
Just getting ready for Christmas alright.
Damn, my dog won’t even sit one place for 1m. This doggy is sitting on a donkey, holding reins? LOL
The Doggy Brigade o7
~~Four tank–men and a Dog~~
Six horse-dogs and the invisible sign
The sign, for those curious, reads:
**”WIELKI ZAKŁAD TRESURY PSÓW, FR. BUDA, BYDGOSZCZ, WILCZAK”.**
i.e.:
“**THE GREAT DOG TRAINING CENTRE, FR. BUDA, BYDGOSZCZ, WILCZAK**”.
Fr(anciszek) Buda’s dog school was located in the city of Bydgoszcz, within a district named Wilczak. Somewhat fittingly, “Wilczak” means “Wolfdog” in Polish, while Buda’s last name may have several meanings, the most common of which is “Doghouse”.
Buda’s establishment was of certain renown; he had originally specialized in training dogs to save drowning people, as well as guide dogs for the blind, but he also provided training for police shepherds.
As a side note, one of the texts on historical crime cases on which I’m working now deals with a certain police employee who gained media fame after tracking down and personally catching several notorious robbers and gangsters (those were not an uncommon phenomenon in 1920s’ Poland, particularly rural Poland). That employee had a very furry face, and was likely a graduate of Buda’s school.
So that’s where the term Dogs of War originated?
I don’t know what they were training the dogs to do, but they seem to have succeeded
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This picture just cracked me up. It’s so comical in its sternness.
Do we know what the sign is supposed to be saying? All I can make out is “psów” at the end of the second line.
I found comical to see the dog holding the reins, and didn’t even notice the other dog just sitting on the donkey. What is happening is this picture
I am thinking about that dog over the horse
Did the Doggo on the pony just pull up the cop for speeding.? Looks like it…
A police dog is holding the lead, being followed by a police dog riding a police ass.
What a time was that!
Get to the choppa
I looked over the photo and tried to find where the picture was taken. Here is my take:
Country: Poland
Voivodeship: Mazowieckie
Powiat: Warsaw
Dzielnica: Żoliborz
Coordinates: 52.26787617502171, 20.99987669295055
___
I am a new location finder. I may be off by a few meters but I’m learning everyday! Please contact Erin if broken.
That’s one of the best pictures I’ve ever seen in my life
Must be one of the proudest moments of my country too
Is that Arnold Schwarzenegger?
Cursed
Bremen town musicians on tour.
This is the content I come to this sub for.
Confusion of the highest order
Now attack the migrants and push them back to Belarus
😈
Wait, what were dogs supposed to do?
What the dog doing?
Just getting ready for Christmas alright.
Damn, my dog won’t even sit one place for 1m. This doggy is sitting on a donkey, holding reins? LOL
The Doggy Brigade o7
~~Four tank–men and a Dog~~
Six horse-dogs and the invisible sign
The sign, for those curious, reads:
**”WIELKI ZAKŁAD TRESURY PSÓW, FR. BUDA, BYDGOSZCZ, WILCZAK”.**
i.e.:
“**THE GREAT DOG TRAINING CENTRE, FR. BUDA, BYDGOSZCZ, WILCZAK**”.
Fr(anciszek) Buda’s dog school was located in the city of Bydgoszcz, within a district named Wilczak. Somewhat fittingly, “Wilczak” means “Wolfdog” in Polish, while Buda’s last name may have several meanings, the most common of which is “Doghouse”.
Buda’s establishment was of certain renown; he had originally specialized in training dogs to save drowning people, as well as guide dogs for the blind, but he also provided training for police shepherds.
As a side note, one of the texts on historical crime cases on which I’m working now deals with a certain police employee who gained media fame after tracking down and personally catching several notorious robbers and gangsters (those were not an uncommon phenomenon in 1920s’ Poland, particularly rural Poland). That employee had a very furry face, and was likely a graduate of Buda’s school.
So that’s where the term Dogs of War originated?
I don’t know what they were training the dogs to do, but they seem to have succeeded
This dogs were more human than nazis
Peace was never an option
Tarpan? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarpan