Barrack Pet
Joining the army, the rules for housing and domestic animals.?
In less than half a year before I join the British Army as a dog handler and I want to know only the rules and regulations governing the keeping of animals. Although I had a dog as a handler, I would it might also have a dog. Now I I have a family, be prepared to take care of themselves if they were on tour. I spoke with the online careers office, but that did not help me. I understand that it will be difficult, I think a pet would be the barracks when I asked if I could live in a house near the barracks i did not get a good answer. So I think is the most important question, I can live if individual basis and not in the officer's rank. I have the money. And all other known rules for pets. Advice from former / Recruiter / knowlagable members of the armed forces are welcome especialy.
LMAO @ Vicky answer why ppl if they know clearly about the subject matter of the sod? I I agree with Jennings on this one. Everyone can live stock but you will pay on a normal level civvie prices. Most live in the block for at least the first few years, because a) it is a hell of a lot cheaper and b) most people make good friends with guys they live around and have a great social life. I've Rumors In the past, that it belongs in the rule (in the RAF, at least) that if everyone in your block is consent and the SWO or RSM gives permission, you may Pets to keep in the block, but I've never really seen done in this established block. It is common practice in the RAF for dog owners to bring their dog to the office (so it is not in the house throughout the day) are, as long a. they are housebroken and not disruptive or aggressive b. The boss is in order and it c. no one is working, you with a fear of dogs, or has no objection to his presence. Everything said and done, I have no experience in working with the real dog, only regular RAF and Army. I want to enjoy just the army lifestyle for at least a year and then if you have your heart set on seeing them, perhaps, if You can flat shares with another dog lover who would share responsibility for walking etc.
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