Did they have dogs in World War 2?

Answer 1

Primarily messenger pigeons and working dogs (somewhere around 10,000 dogs by the end of the war. The Russian calvary also consisted of a lot of horses at the time the Germans invaded.

actually . Great Dane's were used to drop bombs. They had bombs attached to their collars.pigeons did the same but they also were used as messengers.

Answer 2

animals were used to carry ammunition and food stores to soldiers other animals had jobs like: Mules were used to carry equipment, ammo and food over the steep, rocky mountains of Italy and the jungles of the Pacific.

They also used dogs to find wounded and injured soldiers in no-mans-land, send messages and detect mines. Horses were used as well to carry ammo and to help home the enmy as the horse would start to panic when it sensed danger.

Answer 3

Mules were used to carry equipment, ammo and food over the steep, rocky mountains of Italy and the jungles of the Pacific.

They also used dogs to find wounded and injured soldiers in no-mans-land, send messages and detect mines. Horses were used as well to carry ammo and to help home the enmy as the horse would start to panic when it sensed danger.

Answer 4

I don't understand what you mean by this question. Who is "they"? If you mean "were dogs used for military purposes in WW2" the answer is yes. They were used as guard dogs and for sentry duty. There were also attempts to use them for front-line work, but in general this was not successful.

If you mean "did people have dogs at the time of WW2" the answer is also yes.

Answer 5

Horses, dogs, pigeons, donkeys, mules, camels.

Answer 6

dogs had numerous tasks for instance Russia trained dogs to destroy tanks America used dogs to locate ammunitian depots or to locate troops MIA Germany used dogs to maul enemy troops.

Answer 7

Yes, they had pets. They always have pets.

Answer 8

Horses and dogs were in widespread use in WW2