Brandi’s post quickly struck a chord, with veterans and families sharing similar stories of having to defend the presence of their service dogs. For the veteran and Reagan, the battle now is against stigma and misunderstanding, not enemy fire.
To the world, Reagan may look like “just a dog,” but to his handler, he is armor, anchor, and peace. Sometimes, the greatest acts of service happen far from the battlefield — in a crowded restaurant, where a veteran can finally exhale and feel, for a moment, at home.
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