A SOLDIER’S devoted search dog died from a broken heart just hours after his owner was killed by Taliban, an inquest heard yesterday.Lance Corporal Liam Tasker, 26 Coach Bracelets 2, was shot in the face as he and springer spaniel Theo were navigating troops through a road bomb blackspot.Liam was killed instantly but his dog seemed unhurt when he was taken back to Camp Bastion in Helmand, Afghanistan. Hours later 22-month-old Theo suffered a seizure and died.Captain Charles Allman-Brown, of the 1st Battalion Irish Guards. said: “Theo was attached to Liam when the incident occurred www.wholesalenewbalance.com.“He was running about and was all over the place. Theo was fine during the afternoon, then they called for a helicopter that night New Balance 574. He was fitting.” Sgt Major Adrian Davies, a member of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps with Liam, added: “They had known each other for about seven-and-a-half months and their relationship was extremely strong.”Liam went to Afghanistan as an arms and explosives search-dog handler last September, the inquest in Trowbridge, Wiltshire New Balance CC, heard.He and Theo had saved countless lives by finding 14 bomb and weapon caches – an Army record New Balance MW850. Liam, from Kirkcaldy, Fife, died when insurgents opened fire on his patrol with machine guns from 350 yards away in Shingazi, Helmand, in March.Coroner David Ridley yesterday recorded a verdict of unlawful killing.Lance Corporal Liam Tasker's parents Jane Duffy and Ian Tasker (Pic: PA)After the hearing, Liam’s dad Ian said: “Theo would sleep at the bottom of his bed, but he would wait until he thought Liam was asleep and then get in beside him.” Liam’s mum Jane Tasker added: “When I heard Theo had died as well I took comfort from that thought. They had worked together and died together New Balance 999.”Related Topics Articles：

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