The dog breeders always have a special life because they worry about:
"If I die, what will my dog do?"
An elderly man living alone in Liaoning Dalian with no children.
For the last 10 years of her life, she was accompanied by two dogs. They're mothers and daughters, 10 years old and 4 years old.
Unfortunately, however, on 2 April, the elderly died of acute myocardial infarction.
The clothes she left behind, together with two dogs, were thrown out of the house by relatives.
However, they are not willing to leave their homes with the elderly.
It may be impossible to accept the fact that an old man died; it may be that he did not know what had happened but waited for the master to take him home.
They've been hanging around for two days and two nights, waiting for someone who can't come back...
Tired, resting on the clothes of the elderly as if the owner was still around.
A nice neighbour couldn't watch, and she contacted the local animal protection organization.
When the chief called, the dog was standing at the door and he didn't want to leave...
And the flowers have the sex to tell them:
"Come with me. There's no one in your house. They don't want you..."
Dogs are whispering, and they don't want to believe it. They stare at flowers like wounded animals.
Later, with the help of good neighbours, flowers succeeded in taking two dogs.
The good neighbors themselves had four dogs and two cats, so they understood them very well:
"You've been with your master for 10 years. You've done well. You can't be so loyal to the hungry, they'll find you a new home and a new owner who loves you.
She also took the clothes left behind by the old man with the flowers.
Fortunately, both dogs were healthy, and flowers shared their information online, hoping to help them find their new owners as soon as possible.
Jindol is a geriatric dog.
It's like a stubborn old man, sneaking out of the house, and it's raining.
Fearing that the rain would be bad for its body, the master brought it back once and for all, and it was gone.
And if it doesn't get out, it'll scratch out the door of the house...
So why would Jindol go out?
Turns out it had a very good relationship with the master's mother-in-law, Grandma, and wherever she went, Jindol followed her.
Unfortunately, Grandma died two years ago.
Not only did Jindol sneak to the hospital, but he also appeared at the funeral.
It hides in the corner alone and looks at it in silence.
Since Grandma's death, Jindol has been hanging out.
The master was curious to follow it back and found that it was going to all the places she had been with.
Every day, it follows the course of walking with Grandma, hoping to meet the man at the corner again.
Later, Jindol grew older.
It stomps, but it never stops.
Looking at it tremors, the master was moved and heartbroken, and she decided to quit her job and walk with Jindol every day on the path it had travelled alone.
The master wants Jindol to be happy with himself, not alone, not in sad memories...
It's called the little black girl, and the owner is an old grandpa.
He died alone in his home a few days ago.
The children were in a hurry to deal with the matter, but they expelled Grandpa's favorite black sister.
However, many days later, the little black girl was still lying at the door of her house, saying hello to someone who passed by, like he was waiting for Grandpa to come home.
The neighbors will bring food and water until one night...
There was a sudden typhoon, and a little sister came by and saw the shivering little girl and took her home decisively.
But after the weather turned clear, the black girl ran back without a word.
At present, the younger sister is also actively working for adoption.
I'm sure Grandpa will bless the little black girl with a good master.
Here's the dog, called Captain.
It's the most loyal employee of this cemetery, because it's been guarding it for 11 years.
The owner died as a result of illness, and when the family took care of the matter, Captain was found missing.
It was not until a year later that they found it in the cemetery at the prayer. And here, at least 15 blocks from home!
The hostess wanted to take it back, but Captain didn't want to leave.
Later, the staff at the cemetery said that when Captain first arrived here, he was down in front of the tombstone for several hours and was unwilling to leave, regardless of how he was driven, and the staff was moved to adopt it.
When I was 11 years old, Captain was examined for kidney failure, but he was still adamantly guarding the tombstone until he fell asleep on the tombstone at 15 forever...
