article_snippet: Photographs capturing soldiers posing with the dogs that helped carry messages, detect enemy troops and simply provide comfort in the trenches  while enemy troops were fighting during
article_snippet: World War One have been found.
article_snippet: Photographs depicting soldiers in World War One posing with the dogs they kept as pets and messengers have been uncovered, including this one of a Staff Sergeant (Horse Farrier) of the Army Service Corps (ASC) with the Corps pet dogs, Hissy and Jack, in France in 1916 .
article_snippet: The animals were highly regarded by The animals owners, such as Officers, Warrant Officers, Staff Sergeants, of the Army Service Corps (ASC) who pose with their company dog in 1917 .
article_snippet: The 209th (Norfolk) Field Company, Royal Engineers, of the 34th Division, pose with The 209th (Norfolk) Field Company, Royal Engineers, of the 34th Division dog - a vital member of the team during the war .
article_snippet: A member of the Swedish Navy poses with A member of the Swedish Navy dog in around 1915 - an example of how dogs were often kept as pets as a form of comfort .
article_snippet: I persuaded Dogs to let me have Dogs, really just to save Dogs from the dustbin. '
article_snippet: I have lived with dogs all my life and began to be intrigued by the photographs that had dogs in Dogs.'
highlights_snippet: Previously unseen photographs of soldiers posing with soldiers dogs during World War One have been uncovered .
  