I Catch Killers with Gary Jubelin Hidden scars of an SAS dog handler: Horse Pt.1
Oct 4, 2025
Horse, a former SAS operator and canine handler with over a decade of service in Afghanistan, shares his gripping journey of bravery and heartbreak. He delves into his bond with his assistance dog, Preston, and how it aids his battle with PTSD. Horse recounts making the documentary 'Bravery and Betrayal' and the emotional public feedback it received. He tackles the impact of war crime allegations on veterans' perception and reflects on the profound losses of both comrades and dogs, illustrating the deep scars of combat.
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Origin Of The Nickname
- Horse's nickname comes from growing up with horses and was shortened to "Horse."
- He now keeps his real name private and the nickname stuck since childhood.
Use Certified Assistance Dogs
- Get an assistance animal certified if PTSD or lifestyle makes pet ownership hard.
- Certification allows travel and public access that stabilizes routines and social interaction.
Documentary Gave Veterans A Voice
- The documentary gave veterans a voice and changed public perception by sharing untold experiences.
- Audiences reacted emotionally, revealing widespread support and newfound empathy.