Dogs are the most loyal partners, because whatever happens, they never leave their master!
On 27 July, a 76-year-old British man, Martin Clarke, accidentally crashed into a 60-metre valley while climbing in a village with his dog Suki.
Fortunately, in the village there was a husband and wife (Tom and Daniel) who, while walking with their children in the mountains, met a smart and calm Suki and came out to ask for help!
Suki rushed to them and then turned to the master.
At first the couple didn't understand what Suki meant, didn't follow, and then Suki came back to signal them to follow!
Finally, they found Clark on a rock in a river, called the local ambulance and called for the Cleveland rescue team.
Owing to the dangerous and complex terrain, the rescue team dispatched 27 personnel with stretchers and other equipment to the scene.
The road was difficult and they also considered helicopter rescue, but after a risk assessment, local farmers were asked to clear the barrier with electric saws and found Clark successfully.
Suki remained by his side and aid workers said it was friendly, but it was also clear that fear, cold, hunger and fatigue engulfed it.
Nevertheless, it did not want to leave its owner, and a member of the team took it for half a day.
Many injuries to the master required surgery, and Suki was temporarily taken care of by friends.
After that, the couple said that a lot of people had heard Suki's voice, but they had been unable to confirm its location and were fortunate to have touched it.
And Tom also said, "If it wasn't for Suki, it would have been hard for the master to survive. It's a smart and loyal dog!"
Because Suki has been around the master for almost 36 hours!
Suki must be very worried about her master and hopes that she will be reunited with her master soon!