He Saved His Family’s Baby from a Raging Fire. His Bald Tail Isn’t a Scar—It’s His Badge of Honor.
In the tale of the brave dog with a bald tail, Kuno, a dedicated canine, risked his life for the army, going beyond his duty to save soldiers. His heroic actions earned him the Deaki Order from the British Army.
Despite completing numerous missions, his ultimate sacrifice occurred during an attack on Al Qaeda, where he bravely rescued trapped soldiers surrounded by armed invaders.
The soldiers fired hammerheads and machine guns at Sherrai Reber, putting pressure on him to make him move. Cuno realized this and jumped into the series of shots to stop the conspiracy of the attackers.
The mission has been successfully completed. Cuno was seriously injured trying to rescue his soldiers. He was taken to the United States Army Veterinary Treatment Center for treatment because he had gunshot wounds to both of his hind legs.
After being amped, Cuno was forced to wear prosthetics and prostheses.
Currently you have to wear bandages on your side and the artificial leg on your side due to your injury. In 2016, he became the UK’s first military dog with an artificial leg.
After his retirement, the interested family adopted him. How now you have more time to do what you want. Now he can have a loving environment while living the life of a dog.
It is the 72nd animal that the Deaki Order has received since the founding of the People’s Disease Animal Clinic (PDSA). 
Of the 71 remaining species, 35 dogs, 32 wild pigeons were reported in the Second World War, and four horses and one wild cat were awarded medals.
The Secretary of Defense of the United Kingdom, Ben Wallace, said in a statement that Cuno was awarded the Deakin Order for his bravery. 
He agreed by saying that the medal is in recognition of the achievements of his armed forces at the domestic and international levels. The animals in the stories are designed to remind you that their purpose is to keep you safe.
Finally, he enjoyed comfortable retirement with his family. You have the right to rest and enjoy your enjoyment. Your commitment, dedication and courage will always be respected!
