Poland gives military dogs ranks in a special ceremony.

In Poland, some dogs in the army can now get military ranks, just like human soldiers. This new program honors the dogs for their important work in finding explosives and keeping people safe.

Four dogs named Einar, Eliot, Enzo, and Emi were the first to get their ranks in a special ceremony. They became privates, which is the first rank in the army, and they got special badges for their uniforms.

The dogs' handlers, who are the soldiers that work with them, say the ranks are important because they show that the dogs are part of the army too. Even though it's just symbolic, it recognizes that the dogs are brave and help protect the country.

The bond between the dogs and their handlers is very strong, and they spend a lot of time together, both at work and at home. The soldiers train the dogs, take care of them, and even let them live with their families.

The dogs are treated with a lot of respect and care, and when they get too old to work, they get to retire and live comfortably with their handlers. This shows how much people in Poland appreciate animals, especially those that help keep the country safe.