Smoky the Yorkie, WWII's tiniest hero

The video introduces Smokey, a Yorkshire terrier and a war hero, alongside famous figures like Winston Churchill. Smokey was owned by Bill Wynn, who bought her during his service in the Pacific Theatre. Smokey participated in numerous air raids and combat missions, even saving Bill's life during a Japanese bombing. She also became the first recorded therapy dog, accompanying nurses in New Guinea. After the war, Smokey gained fame for her tricks on TV and left a legacy that contributed to the popularity of Yorkshire terriers as pets.

Who was Smokey's owner during World War II?

• Charles de Gaulle

• Bill Wynn

• Winston Churchill

• Commander Eisenhower

What significant role did Smokey play during a Japanese bombing?

• She provided medical assistance to the wounded.

• She delivered messages between units.

• She led Bill Wynn to safety.

• She alerted the troops of an incoming attack.

What is Smokey credited with being the first of?

• A war dog

• A rescue dog

• A therapy dog

• A TV star dog

In which year did Smokey pass away?

• 1945

• 1957

• 1963

• 1970

What is one of Smokey's lasting impacts on dog breeds?

• Introduction of dogs in military service

• Increased popularity of therapy dogs

• Increased popularity of Yorkshire terriers

• Development of dog training programs