00:16There are so many people can negate the same miten-based
00:35Omando is an adopted dog. He arrived at the Coordination Estatal of Chihuahua with his family, which was a group
00:42of older adults.
00:42He didn't see the possibility of taking care of him, so he decided to go to the National Guard to
00:47look for a family.
00:49He adopted him and he supports us with social proximity activities.
01:02He came to break the paradigm of that only big dogs can be in the National Guard.
01:09The Coordination Estatal of Chihuahua is a dog that supports us a lot.
01:12He doesn't necessarily are in operational activities, but in social proximity.
01:16With this size, the people come, close to the National Guard.
01:20The people talk to the National Guard and that allows us to have a better trust with the citizens.
01:42It's important to remember that part of breaking the paradigm of an army or an army,
01:47where they had no contact with the citizens,
01:50but they also see us and see that above the uniform, we are human beings
01:54and we have that sensible part of being able to listen and understand them,
01:58and keep them empathetic with the citizens.
02:00What are you doing with the government?
02:07Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.
02:18Stand up, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.
02:19Go ahead, go ahead.
02:20Go ahead, you ready?
02:20Go ahead.
02:21Let's go!
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