The LDK candidate for Prishtina, Përparim Rama, has indicated that if he wins, he plans to address the problem of stray dogs by creating a Dog Park similar to the Bear Park.

“The mayor of Prishtina represents the citizen of Prishtina and if the citizen of Prishtina has a big problem that they are stray dogs that I am hearing more and more that children and adults are being bitten, then we must take immediate measures because yes human health and safety are violated. I was at Bear Park just to see how they solved the bear issue. There is a park where, in addition to the area for bears, there are other areas that use different businesses in terms of meetings and recreation, as well as the education of children.

“If our city is developing as a tourist city in different ways, we also need points of different attractions. We can create a Dog Park, because the municipality owns a large number of lands. We must first insist on licensing dogs. People who own a dog today are not licensed to own it and there is no report of who owns that dog. We must first insist that if a family wants to get a dog, then that dog is known to be licensed, whose it is and who is responsible for that dog. If after two or three months the children become stale, then the dog is not left on the street. “If we license the dogs and we have created the Dog Park, then this is the place where you can send the dog if you do not want to keep it anymore.”

Rama, in “Ju flet Prishtina” said that stray dogs are a very big problem and super emergency.

There is no obstacle that would prevent Bana from acting on commands. This German shepherd thus confirms why this breed has been valuable in the Third Battalion of the Military Police for a quarter of a century. In order to be able to defeat the enemy in this way, he undergoes specialist training, which is preceded by preparation.

“We are at the beginning of the training where the guide and the dog gain trust in each other. After that, with daily practice, we come to the execution of current tasks. Trust is 100 percent. And I in him and he in me “, emphasizes the junior sergeant Dalibor Kostić.

A dog trained to find explosives looks completely different on its task. A dog that does not bear the accidental name Pharaoh, as his guide claims, is over 95% accurate in that business.

“When the dog comes and finds the explosive, he sits down and raises his ears and focuses on the very place where he found it. After that, I force him to look further, if the dog does not want to look further, it means that he found it and does not move from that place “, explains Ensign Ivan Stanojković.

In the barracks “Knjaz Mihailo” in Nis, about 200 dogs are trained for the needs of all units. Only for the needs of the Third Battalion, a dozen dogs were additionally trained to, among other things, look for objects, fugitives or missing people.

Thus, the dog, on the basis of the beret he sniffed, singled out its owner from the group of soldiers without a mistake. We also remember some examples when we saw these dogs in action.

“Official dogs were used to find the ‘Malcan Barber’. They were used when members of the Armed Forces were wounded and were used to solve a double murder in Knjaževac. The training of dogs that we use in the Third Battalion of the Military Police lasts for three months for the protection service, and the training for specialist purposes lasts for six months “, states Ensign Srdjan Dubić.

In addition to training, the condition is that the guide and the dog know and understand each other perfectly. That is why, after eight to ten years, which is their working life, in most cases, their guides buy them out of the army.

In the kennel in Nis, service dogs begin their military career. When they turn eight months old, they will meet their guides and gain a relationship that lasts while they are in the army, that is, until they retire.

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Kosovar judoka Loriana Kuka has closed the adventure without a medal at the European Judo Championship in Lisbon.

Loriana who started in the best way by defeating Ukrainian Anastasia Turchyn in the second round and then Dutch Bernardette Graf in the quarterfinals, was defeated in the semifinals by Guusje Stennhuius.

She was also unlucky in the ‘repechage’, as she was defeated by the French Fanny Estelle with ippon.

Meanwhile, we recall that in this European Championship, Kosovo was decorated with three medals, two gold by Akil Gjakova and Distria Krasniqi and a bronze by Nora Gjakova.

A dog that repeatedly entered a soccer field in Serbia on February 5 was “shown” the red card and taken off the field by the referee.

According to local reports, the dog interrupted a friendly match between Serbian second division Radnicki 1923 Kragujevac and Kolubara Lazarevac almost four times.

In a now viral picture originally posted by Sportski žurnal, a Serbian sports daily shows that referee Marko Ivkovic shows the dog a red card on which the players were being watched.

Look over here:

Serbia News

In a friendly between Kolubara and Radnički Kragujevac, an overexcited dog entered the game FOUR times. After the dog’s fourth incursion, the dog was removed from the field by the referee and when he refused to leave the field the match was abandoned. pic.twitter.com/eu9HFto8gX

– Richard Wilson (@timomouse) February 5, 2021

The dog reportedly chased the ball relentlessly every time it walked onto the pitch before finally running away, according to a Reuters report.

Check out some of the responses here:

Craig Paws-off

– radioheadtim (@radioheadtim) February 5, 2021

Bullshit call. Hopefully the league will blame that ref. Time to see real punishments.

– City of Thorns (@CityofThorns) February 5, 2021

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– @eliasbada (@eliasbada) February 6, 2021

This dog just wanted to play. Let the dog play !!

– gerardo (@ gerardo8al) February 6, 2021

Ruff justice.

– danny_tolhurst (@danny_tolhurst) February 5, 2021

That’s it. Football has officially reached its peak. A dog was given a red card for refusing to leave the field during a game between Kolubara and Radnički Kragujevac in Serbia. This picture is a work of art pic.twitter.com/J8Znq2FvsL

– Jack Kenmare (@jackkenmare_) February 5, 2021

According to the report, Radnicki lost 3-0 to Kolubara in the game in 1923.

Below is a summary of the current odd short messages.

Dog abandoned in Serbian friendly game for invasion

A dog that repeatedly entered the field of play during a friendly match between Serbian second division Radnicki 1923 Kragujevac and Kolubara Lazarevac was dismissed after the game was bizarre interrupted several times on Friday. Belgrade’s daily Sportski Zurnal published a photo on its website of referee Marko Ivkovic showing a red card to the dog who relentlessly chased the ball every time it ran onto the field before it finally ran away.

Good of the Hive: The New York mural painter on a mission to hand-paint 50,000 bees

Like many artists, Matthew Willey had longed to meet his muse. Little did he know that she would fly in through his apartment window. The bee that hummed into his room in late spring 2008 wowed the New York-based mural painter so much that he set out on a mission to highlight the growing threats to pollinators by finding 50,000 individual bees on buildings around the world from Hand painted.

Police seize $ 60 million Bitcoin! Where is the password?

The German public prosecutor’s office confiscated Bitcoin worth more than 50 million euros from a fraudster. There is only one problem: you can’t unlock the money because he doesn’t give you the password. The man was sentenced to jail and has since served his sentence while police made repeated failed efforts to crack the code to gain access to more than 1,700 bitcoin, a prosecutor in the Bavarian city of Kempten said.

This newly discovered chameleon is so small it fits on your fingertip

Scientists say they discovered a sunflower seed-sized subspecies of the chameleon that is possibly the smallest reptile on earth. Two of the miniature lizards, a male and a female, were discovered by a German-Malagasy expedition team in northern Madagascar.

(With contributions from agencies.)

There’s nothing quite like a dog on the field of play to liven up a boring game, but it’s not often you see the referee reaching a point where he needs to start dealing cards to animals.

There was recently an incident in Serbia where the same dog kept running onto the field, so the referee even took out the red card to ban it from the field.

Obviously it didn’t work because it’s a dog and the match was abandoned as a result:

Serbia News

In a friendly between Kolubara and Radni? Ki Kragujevac an overexcited dog entered the game FOUR times. After the dog’s fourth incursion, the dog was removed from the field by the referee and when he refused to leave the field the match was abandoned. pic.twitter.com/eu9HFto8gX

– Richard Wilson (@timomouse) February 5, 2021

You will see games being canceled for a variety of weird reasons, but this has to be with the best up there.