A British golden hound, Cooper, who recently had a new owner, fled home with the new owner less than an hour ago and disappeared for 27 days, walking 64 kilometres across roads, forests, fields, from a completely unknown place to his old home. Cooper disappeared for 27 days and is now safe.
According to the Daily Mail, the new owner, Nigel Fleming, said that he had adopted Cooper at the shelter in early April. He wanted to say that Cooper would be another good partner of Molly's golden hound, and he couldn't believe that Cooper had suddenly disappeared and returned to his home. Cooper is known to have travelled 64 kilometres north from Dungannon, Tyrone County, to Tobermore, London, and returned to his original owner, who disappeared for 27 days.
Flemming said that he had no idea where Cooper was going at the time, that he was trying to catch up to him, but that Cooper immediately disappeared and now he's taking the dog home, “Cub is safe now, and it's making up for a small amount of food and weight lost in 27 days”. A spokesman for the Lost Pets charity Los Paws NI said that Cooper was a smart kid who had the instinct to bring himself back to the familiar place, “What it does, I will never know, but it did.”
During this period, Cooper travelled through roads, forests, fields and country roads to his familiar home. “We are very happy to be able to rescue it, and this story will be passed on in its family for generations”. After the article was made public, netizens wrote: "I am ashamed to abandon his family. They don't deserve it, and I want him to find a better home, a better home, a poor puppy, an incredible journey, a wonderful one.