Dogs are best friends, and we hear a lot of dogs fighting to save their lives and dogs waiting for their masters. This time, a 20-year-old brother has stood in cold water for more than two hours on his 70-pounder edge, which he can swim but can't climb up into the river, and the master comes down with his dog in a hurry and talks to the dog from time to time.
The Southern River is half-brook. Men are waiting for help with dogs.
The story of the G-8 once touched many people. And in real life, the real scene of people living in harmony with dogs is rare. In the early hours of the morning, a young man in his 20s, standing in a river deep in his waist to rescue the dog who fell into the river, held more than 70 pounds of dog with his hands up for almost two hours. It was not until the patrol civilian police found out that, with the help of firefighters, both men and dogs had been released.
Firefighters rescue men and dogs.
At 2:58 a.m., the Nanchon South Fire Squadron received a telephone call from a patrol SWAT officer, stating that under the South Gate Bridge a young man had taken a dog to stand in the middle of the river and that the water had crossed his waist. They were unable to deliver because of the lack of rescue tools, and it was hoped that firefighters would come and help.
According to the firefighters who were involved in the rescue, they went to the scene and saw a young man standing in the river holding a big dog, holding him for a while and holding him with his hands over his head and talking to him from time to time. SWAT officers who arrived earlier said that they had only discovered this when they were patrolling here and heard movement in the river.
The young man trapped in the river told the fireman that his name was Hu Xiaodong, in his 20s, and that his family lived nearby. The dog he put up was a border ranger. It has been almost two years since he used to walk with a dog in the morning in order not to harm others. But at about 1:30 a.m., when it came to the South Gate Bridge, the dog accidentally fell into the river as he looked back at the bushes. In fact, the water was less than 2 metres above the shore, and it was thought that the dog would swim back on its own, but because the slope was tilted, it was unable to land several times. Just jump down the river and try to get the dog out of trouble.
Dogs shake tails and thank fire.
Firefighters say it's safe to land on their own, but for the sake of the dog, he's standing in cold water holding his dog. In fact, the dog can swim on the edge, and that's why Ju is afraid of the dog in the water.
At 3:25 a.m., a small hull was trapped for nearly two hours under the south bridge of the semi-brooks in South China, and began to show up physically ill, so that the fireman could arrive in time to rescue the hu and the dog with a rope.
Upon disembarkation, Hu expressed his gratitude to the civilian police and firefighters, and the dog shook his tail to thank him.