The assault dog was a part of Operation Tangpawas's combat team.
Army Dog 'Zoom', who underwent surgery after getting injured in an encounter with terrorists in Kashmir's Anantnag, died on Thursday, army officials said.
"Army dog Zoom, under treatment at 54 AFVH (Advance Field Veterinary Hospital), passed away around 12 noon today. He was responding well till around 11:45 am when he suddenly started gasping & collapsed," the army said.
In a combat operation in Kokernag of Anantnag, 'Zoom' attacked terrorists and sustained injuries after receiving two gunshot wounds.
"Zoom's condition was improving and the canine was responding well to the treatment. The dog looked fine till around noon after which it suddenly started gasping and soon collapsed," the officials said.
"In spite of the injuries, he continued his task which resulted in the neutralisation of two terrorists. The canine is under treatment in Srinagar," the army had said.
The assault dog was a part of Operation Tangpawas's combat team.
Zoom was two years and one-month-old Malinois or Belgian shepherd breed who was active in the service for the last eight months, officials said.
Two Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists were killed in the encounter with security forces in Anantnag. Besides 'Zoom' two soldiers were also injured in the encounter.
With inputs from agencies