NathanTough Decision
We all know that the CIA gets bombarded with very difficult choices to make every day. After all, they are responsible for the safety and well being of the nation. So what were they going to do with little Lulu? The CIA is faced with hard decisions to make every day and the case of Lulu was also one they had to add to on their list. It was indeed very confusing.
Just Too Playful
Her trainers then looked through all of Lulu’s reports. Lulu’s trainers then had to accept the fact that her nature was just too playful to join the CIA. It was clear that she lacked the discipline and calmness that a CIA dog needs to exert. So then, what was next for the dog that had been selected to join the CIA but had to be deemed unfit to join? She didn’t commit any wrongs, right?
Firing Lulu
So in the end, Lulu did prove that she did possess the good traits that an efficient CIA dog has like sniffing things. She did, in fact, have a sense of smell that could match up to the best dogs that were training alongside her. But sad for her because she didn’t enjoy that. She just wanted to play and be merry with the other dogs and that was not permitted.
Dog With Potential
The CIA trainers made a choice to let go of Lulu even though they were very fond of her and saw much potential in her. She was a really chummy dog that got along with anyone that was near her and the trainers did not fail to notice that. They felt like she would be happiest living her life as a normal dog. Stick to the story and find out how Lulu ended up in the future.
No Hard Feelings
For a dog to get hired only to get fired within a few weeks must certainly have some casualties right? On the contrary, no. It turns out, Lulu was just fine getting dumped by the CIA. Even the CIA was not mad at Lulu for not performing like they wanted her to. Lulu did not seem to hold grudges as well and so the two parties could then part ways peacefully.
A Tweet For Lulu
You would be surprised as to how much of an impact Lulu the little Labrador had on the hearts of the CIA trainers. The agency actually took to Twitter to give out a statement about Lulu. They expressed in the tweet that they would indeed miss the dog very much but that they stood by their decision as it was the best for both of them.