The dog's in love with the German flight attendant

Distance is not easy, especially for dogs who do not use technology. But this Argentine dog has not only overcome half the Earth's distance since the first sight of the German woman Olivia Sievers, but also proved that it would be good to stay the course.

Distance is not easy, especially for dogs who do not use technology. But this Argentine dog has not only overcome half the Earth's distance since the first sight of the German woman Olivia Sievers, but also proved that it would be good to stay the course.

The dog's in love with the German flight attendant

Olivia Sievers is a flight attendant who most often serves the German-Argentine route. At the beginning of this year, when Olivia was walking by the hotel in Buenos Aires, she met a friendly stray dog and played with the dog for a while, and the dog followed him back to the hotel, and I tried for an hour, hoping that he wouldn't follow me, but it didn't work. So the dog camped under the hotel building until Olivia left Argentina and returned to Germany, and she gradually forgot about it.

The dog's in love with the German flight attendant

Until Olivia returned to Argentina again because of her work, the dog -- she named it Rubio -- suddenly appeared downstairs at the same hotel just as she knew her schedule clearly; This continued to happen even when Olivia returned to the hotel downstairs after he escaped, after having arranged for an animal protection organization to settle in the streets.

Because Rubio seems to have had to do with her, in any case insisting that she be with her again, after careful consideration, Olivia resolved to give Rubio a stable home. As a result, after a long process of signing, Rubio began a whole new life in Germany on the fifth day with his beloved Olivia.