Dog

Briggs: So you're telling me that Nuke was just as messed-up as Lulu? Noah: I had to work him 6 months before I convinced the Army to let me adopt him out. Thought we'd never get there. But now? We trust Nuke to babysit. Kids, burgers! [drops one and picks it up] Noah's Daughter: Daddy, was this on the ground? Noah: No. Noah's Daughter: You're lying, I saw it fall. Noah: Baby, I dropped it into my hand, okay? It's fine, you're fine. Noah's Daughter: Uhhh! Briggs: I can barely take care of the dog, so, I don't know how you're doing all this. Noah: Yeah, I get it. Nuke was about all I could handle. But, when he stopped struggling, that's when I realized maybe I could stop struggling too, you know? Briggs: You think Riley could've fixed Lulu? Noah: Not by keeping her in the fight, no. You gotta know when to hang 'em up or check out, I guess. Briggs: Sometimes Rangers just find a way to die, man.

Dog (2022 film), CC BY-SA 4.0

Briggs: I should've put her vest on her; she listens more when the vest is on. [brings Lulu back to his truck] You know girls and their fashion. I'll be right back. M.P.: Sir- you forgot your I.D. Briggs: Uh... You know what, man? Just keep it. Thank you for your service. [looks at Lulu as he starts to drive off, removing the muzzle the MP's put on her] What're you looking at? Let's not make this... all emotional, okay?

Dog (2022 film), CC BY-SA 4.0