Dogs of war: The four-legged army recruits which will endure tough training regime to detect hidden Taliban bombs and weapons
Boisterous, mischievous and reluctant to heed their commanders, these young cadets hardly resemble a crack military unit. One chases rubber balls. Another plays tug-of-war with old rope. A third yelps excitedly. But next year they will be among an elite Army team sniffing out roadside bombs in Afghanistan. They are the latest eight recruits on…