The dog is an animal of the genus Canis, which forms part of the evolution of the wolf, and is the largest number of terrestrial carnivores. Dogs were also the first animals to be domesticated by humans and have been bred over millennia for a wide range of behaviors, senses, and physical characteristics. This animal is used for house keeping or as a hobby. Dogs are known to be man's most loyal friends, in long history or in the present time we have heard touching stories of this animal's loyalty. Let's take a look at Toplist about famous dogs for loyalty around the world.
Hachiko dog - Japan
This cute dog with a cute name is no longer strange to us, especially when its story has been adapted into a famous movie of the same name. Hachiko is an Akita dog, one of Japan's intelligent dog breeds. In 1924, Hidesaburo Ueno, a professor in the agricultural department of Tokyo Imperial University (now the University of Tokyo), bought and brought Hachiko to Tokyo. The close friendship between the two begins with every morning, Hachiko follows his master to the Shibuya station where the boss goes to work and waits for him there until he returns at the end of the day.
This was repeated regardless of whether it was a sunny or rainy day, Hachiko came to see his friend off and pick him up. But then one fateful day in May 1925, when Professor Ueno had a heart attack and died suddenly at work, Hachiko was still waiting for his friend in hope at the station. Days later, still seeming not to believe in the departure of his owner, the poor dog still goes to the station every day to wait for the professor to return, this repeated incident has made the guests and the people around and notice and love Hachiko. Hachiko waited for his master for 9 years, 9 months and 15 days until his death. After his death, appreciating the dog's loyalty, the people made a statue of Hachiko as a symbol of loyalty. Today when you go to Shibuya station, don't forget to visit Hachiko!
Gelert dog - Wales
When it comes to the story of Gelert - the most loyal dog in Wales, we can't help but be touched by his loyalty, fighting to the last moment to protect his owner and also crying before death. of this brave dog. Today when you come to Beddgelert, there is a tomb and monument dedicated to Gelert and you will surely hear the story of the old days, when the emperor on a hunting trip did not bring his hound with him. close - Gelert because it can't be found.
On the way back, he saw the dog greet him, there were many fresh blood stains on his body. He was afraid and hurried to find his son because he thought of the unfortunate, very sad thing, in the empty hammock there were not only fresh blood stains left. He frantically drew his sword and stabbed Gelert, the poor hound, dead, but soon he heard the little prince crying in a corner of the room, not far away the corpse of a great wolf. The emperor now realizes that it was his hound who fought the wolf to save his son's life. He was very heartbroken and ordered to bury the dog and make a statue by the grave.
Greyfriars Bobby - Scotland
Bobby is a Skye Terrier, a close friend of John Gray. After his uncle died, he was buried in Greyfriars Kirkyard. The dog did not care day and night, standing guard at the grave of its owner for 14 years until death made it impossible to continue serving. Appreciated by the loyalty of the little dog, a memorial statue was carved on Bobby's grave, which was placed at the entrance to Kirkyard. Bobby is a dog in Edinburgh (England) who stayed by his late owner's grave for 14 years until this dog also died in 1872.
Bobby the dog is fully named "Greyfriars Bobby", after the Greyfriars Kirk cemetery, where he spent 14 years guarding the grave of his owner. Bobby's moving story went viral throughout the Edinburgh region, and when the loyal dog died, he became a popular figure among the locals. The people of Edinburgh have erected a statue of Bobby right where the dog stood guard over his owner's grave more than 130 years ago.
Kostya dog - Russia
In the natural world, a “give and take” relationship between species is a common, mutually beneficial form of relationship, as it helps different species become stronger to withstand the harsh challenges of life. side by side. The symbol of this relationship is between humans and dogs, animals are famous for being man's most loyal friend. It is no coincidence that dogs are given such a title. There have been many instances where we have been moved and admired by the loyalty that canine friends have for humans and Kostya is one such dog.
Kostya, a German Shepherd, is the sole survivor of a car accident with her owner. After the body of the ill-fated owner was taken away, Kostya was left behind. Surprisingly, Kostya did not leave, but it was always around the accident site looking for its owner. This caught everyone's attention, they built the dog a small house and many of them tried to adopt Kostya but failed because Kostya always returned to the place where the accident happened and waited. wait there. After 7 years of waiting, the dog was found dead in the forest. Overwhelmed by the dog's loyalty, the people erected a statue of Kostya facing the East, in the exact spot where Kostya still waits for her owner.
Ruswarp dog - England
It is no coincidence that the dog has become a symbol of loyalty known around the world. When it comes to dogs, people often think of loyal and trustworthy virtues, no matter who the owner is, the dogs are always attached to them. There are many stories that move and admire the loyalty and attachment that four-legged friends have for humans and Ruswarp is such a loyal animal.
Ruswarp the dog is the companion of Graham Nutall - a member of a group of people who fight against the closure of the station. Wherever Graham went, there were Ruswarp's footprints. The story happened on a usual day, Graham and his dog went hiking. But unfortunately things happened when people began to notice that Graham was not coming back. After 11 weeks of searching, Graham's body was finally found on a mountain. What makes people unable to hold back their tears is the image of Ruswarp dog still sitting next to guard the owner's body. Immediately after being found, the Border Collie dog had no strength left and took his last breath that same day.
Hawkeye dog
Hawkeye is a military dog that has a very close relationship with owner and trainer Jon Tomlinson. Tomlinson was a member of the US Navy SEAL team, and he was killed when the Chinook helicopter carrying the task group was shot down in 2011. The dog Hawkeye became famous worldwide when a photo was taken in the crowd. Tomlinson's mourning went viral online.
In the middle of the funeral, Hawkeye the dog walked up to Tomlinson's coffin and collapsed, letting out a mournful sigh next to the body of his beloved owner. The whole world has witnessed the glue bondage and absolute loyalty that Hawkeye has for his master, even after he is gone. Fortunately, Hawkeye was later adopted by a friend of Tomlinson's and lived in a loving home.
Theo the dog
“Theo” is an army dog deployed to Afghanistan with his owner and teammate, Corporal Liam Tasker. Tasker is a sniper in the British Army, while Theo is a sniffer dog. When Tasker died in battle in March 2011, the dog Theo almost collapsed. When his teammates brought the bodies of Tasker and the dog Theo back to the base, this dog had a stroke and also died.
The military doctor concluded that the sudden stroke that Theo had was caused by the dog being too sad about the death of its owner. Both Corporal and Tasker and his dog Theo set records for the number of bombs found and disarmed during their service in Afghanistan. After Theo died, the British military posthumously awarded him the Dickin Medal, the equivalent of the Victoria coat of arms in the British Royal Army.
Dorado the dog
On September 11, 2001, blind old man Omar Eduardo Rivera was caught in one of the most dangerous situations in the world. Mr. Rivera works on the 71st floor of the World Trade Center tower, and came here with his dog Dorado as usual on that fateful morning. When the first plane piloted by terrorists crashed into the tower, Mr. Rivera knew he was in a situation where he was hanging on to his hair. He thought that a blind old man like himself could not escape, so he untied the dog Dorado and ordered him to run out to survive.
At first the dog obeyed its owner's orders, but 10 minutes later Mr Rivera felt the loyal dog rubbing against his leg. Dorado returned with his owner in distress, and with the help of a colleague of Rivera's guided him groping down the emergency stairs. It took them more than an hour to go all the way through 72 flights of stairs and get out safely. As soon as they got out, the whole tower collapsed with thousands of people trapped inside. Mr. Rivera insists that it was his faithful dog Dorado who saved his life.
These are probably loyal dogs known to the whole world, after reading these stories, will we run up and hug our little friends? Because they really have always brought us great joy every day, right?
