The dog is a good friend of humanity, loyal to the master and the master's savior. Recently, it was reported that a girl returned to her name because her food was stuck in her throat, and at a critical moment the dog had taken a reshot of her back.
When the master was at his most critical, the Akita dog swooped and saved his life.
Sometimes dogs can help their master beyond human imagination. When Aysha Perry, an 18-year-old dog owner outside the country, sat in front of a TV station for dinner, suddenly a piece of food was stuck in her throat, and when she slowly lost consciousness, Sheba, a dog, suddenly came to her side, reshot her back with her front foot, and finally, the food fell out and saved Perry’s life.
When Perry choked on food, trying to breathe and trying to get out of it, it was useless, and the roommate who lived with him was not in the room, and he couldn't help. “Just as I was losing consciousness, Sheba suddenly came back and hit me with his front hand, and then the chicken that was stuck in his throat fell out. Sheba has to lick her face to make sure she's okay.
Sheba, a 4-year-old alumni dog who was adopted by Perry only two weeks ago, saved her life when Perry needed the help most, saying, "I think Sheba's bravery should be praised because not every dog can do it."