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Deaf dog enlists as guard corporal
The deaf dog "Axel," from the Argentino Dogo breed, has joined the National Guard in Michigan as a sergeant after an extensive training process that transformed his hearing impairment into an extraordinary experience in communication and execution. Axel is three years old and serves within the first battalion of the 125th Infantry Regiment, having mastered more than 50 commands based on sign language and body movements. He is able to perform tasks effectively through a specialized visual communication system. He was adopted by specialist Carazim, who developed a training system using visual signals, making him part of the support unit. This reflects how training can overcome the barrier of hearing loss by building trust and visual communication. His enlistment has received wide praise and significant support on social media.
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