The story of the G-8 makes it clear that dogs usually give their life's love to the master after identifying them. In the 1980s, in Cadiz, Spain, the moving story of "Girl Dogs" was repeated, but the dog ended even more tragically.
An elderly man alone in Spain raised a dog, Canero, whose feelings were excellent. Because the master was not in good health, Canero accompanied him weekly to the hospital to wash his kidneys, which prevented the pets from entering, and he waited outside the door.
Unfortunately, the old man's condition had deteriorated for a short time, and the doctors had been unable to do so. Poor Canero thinks he's in the hospital. He came to the hospital every day to wait for the owner to come out, no matter how bad the weather may be, hungry and thirsty.
The local population found out about Canero, who gave it water and food on a rotational basis, and who waited outside the hospital for 12 years, had never thought of finding a new owner who was confident that he would come out of the hospital and bring him home. The unfortunate thing happened again, and in December 2002 it ended its waiting for a car accident outside the hospital. It's so sad that no man can do this, but a dog does it.