All dogs come to Rainbow Bridge to wait for their loved ones. When their parents arrive, they can either move to the land of Happily Ever After or stay until their children arrive. Most parents prefer to wait for their kids. When they arrive, the family retires to the quiet land of Happily Ever After while their children can await their own offspring. Sometimes dogs can be at the Bridge for decades. We have a pup in the Fourth District, named Chips, who has been here nearly seventy years. His parents joined him here years ago, but they are waiting for their son before they leave for Happily Ever After. Chips is a wise, brave, smart dog who saved many humans and even bit the hand of a President. This is his story. Chips is a Siberian Husky, Shepherd, Collie mix whose Dad is named Edward Wren. When World War II began, Wren volunteered his eager dogs to join the army. Chips went to boot camp at War Dog Training Center in Fort Royal, Virginia. There were 40,000 pups who