true blood
Active Member
I'm interested in learning all I can about this warrior clan. Anyone know any live ones today?
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Cheyenne Dog Soldier
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painted wolf
Grey Muzzle
Dog soldiers, kit fox warriors and other such societies were among the most devoted warrriors in any culture. They would literally pin themselves in place during battle as a vow to fight untill they were either dead or thier enemys defeated. The only other way they would leave battle was if another warrior unpined them and took them from the battle by force.
While warrior societies still exist I'm not personally shure if these ones do. There isn't much call for them in todays battlefields. Though many may choose to commit themsleves this fully if need be. Though I wouldn't be surpized if they were still around.
wa:do
While warrior societies still exist I'm not personally shure if these ones do. There isn't much call for them in todays battlefields. Though many may choose to commit themsleves this fully if need be. Though I wouldn't be surpized if they were still around.
wa:do
painted wolf
Grey Muzzle
here is some info I found that may help you:
http://digital.library.okstate.edu/Chronicles/v001/v001p090.html
wa:do
http://digital.library.okstate.edu/Chronicles/v001/v001p090.html
wa:do
true blood
Active Member
Thank you painted wolf. I believe anyone making a strong stand in their faith is somewhat like a "dog soldier".
