Call Of Duty (Scholastic Scope)

So the article is about a soldier that steps on a bomb along side his dog. When he gets home he fights for the right to adopt the Zenit (the dog) as his own. Fortunately that wish is granted. The topic I want to talk about is whether or not the armed forces and or the executive branch should let veterans to get the chance of adopting the dogs that they once worked with. I get that sometimes veterans can develop things like depression and PTSD Post Traumatic Stress Disorder something that has to do with anxiety. The symptoms may be flash backs so realistic that can accrue over and over again. I'v e read many things in which these people aren't able to take care of themselves, much less someone else. I feel like these vets could use a companion that would help them through the tuff times. Someone that with take care of them and if the dog was malnourished or something someone else could help out with the dogs none the less the dog could help them with emotional problem just like with situations with other people with different problems. So yes I think that these vet should have the chance to keep their companions.