Boston Terriers
Decorated War Dog Hero: SERGEANT STUBBY
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Sergeant Stubby might be the most decorated in the world, not just the United States.
Just by the look of old photos, it looks like Stubbs has seen and been through a lot during World War I. And I get touchy just looking at his eyes.
And I didn’t even know that he was the first mascot of the famous “Bull Dog” Mascot of Georgetown Hoyas.
STORY – (Entertainment Value, Content, Narrative, Performance)
ADMIRATION – (Achievement, Influence, Inspiration, Respect)
VIDEO: Decorated War Dog
PROFILE: Sergeant Stubby
Sergeant Stubby
ALIAS:
Stubby, Stubbs,
The War Dog Hero
CREATURE:
Mutt: Bull Terrier, Boston Terrier
BORN:
1916
Corporal Robert Conroy
COUNTRY:
The United States
TRADEMARK:
Short Stubby Tail
DEATH:
1926
TRIVIA
- First Military Dog – Stubby was the first dog to hold a military rank (Sergeant) in U.S. history.
- Battle Veteran – He served in 17 battles during WWI with the 102nd Infantry Regiment.
- Saved Soldiers – He detected poison gas and warned troops in time to put on gas masks.
- Captured a Spy – Stubby once caught a German spy, holding him until soldiers arrived.
- Wounded in Action – He survived injuries from shrapnel and mustard gas but returned to duty.
- Met U.S. Presidents – He was honored by Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, and Warren G. Harding.
- The mascot of Georgetown Hoyas – He became the school’s unofficial mascot when his owner attended law school.
- Awarded a Medal – General John J. Pershing gave him a medal for bravery.
- War Hero Celebrity – He marched in parades and supported veterans after the war.
- Inspired a Movie – The 2018 film “Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero” tells his story.
LINKS
Others:
MostWantedCreatures
Wikipedia
Book:

Stubby the War Dog: The True Story of World War I’s Bravest Dog

The Most Decorated Dog In History: Sergeant Stubby

Sergeant Stubby: How a Stray Dog and His Best Friend Helped Win World War I and Stole the Heart of a Nation
KEY INFORMATION about Mutts (Bull Terriers and Boston Terriers)
- Appearance – Medium-sized, muscular, broad face, and short, stubby tail.
- Coat & Colors – Short, smooth coat in brindle, white, black, or mixed.
- Size & Weight – Typically 20-40 lbs with a sturdy build.
- Temperament – Loyal, energetic, affectionate, and sometimes stubborn.
- Exercise Needs – High energy; needs daily activity and mental stimulation.
- Trainability – Smart but strong-willed; responds well to positive training.
- Health Concerns – Prone to breathing issues, skin allergies, and joint problems.
- Lifespan – 10-14 years, depending on health and care.
- Great for Families? – Yes! Friendly and affectionate companions.
Sergeant Stubby was likely a mix of these breeds!
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