For humans, pets are super curable and happy. Do you believe in strange relationships between people and pets? For the elderly, pets are like family. If the pet is old and even dementia, will he remember the owner? The story of "Thousands" is believed to be familiar to everyone, and the story that we're about to say today is about this strange feeling between the dog and the owner.
This story tells a moving story between an old age cognition grandmother and a co-conceptive dog, or dementia, and even when it comes to the end, many people still cry!
The story is owned by a 81-year-old filial grandmother, who had a dog named koro, who met her in 2000, when her husband wanted to have a dog after retirement. It's the first time Grandma met a dog. It's sweet to think about it! But a few years later, Grandma's husband passed away, and for a long time she was very sad, and then came out of grief with the dog. That's it. Grandma spent 12 years with the dog.
After many years, her body suddenly began to look different, having been examined by a doctor to confirm that the filial grandmother was suffering from cognitive disorders. The children were unable to take care of her because of their busy work. In order to make her a better life, she sent her filial grandmother to an old care facility where she could receive a dog at the same time. Although she had forgotten many things, she walked with dogs three times a day and never forgot.
Gradually, however, the dog also began to experience some symptoms of discomfort: barking in the middle of the night, defecating everywhere. It's only after examination that the dog suffers from cognitive disorders! Grandma, knowing that she was tired of taking care of herself, and that she was unable to take care of koro, sent it to a pet home specializing in old dogs. It's been a while since Grandma talked about dogs, and slowly, as if their name had begun to disappear completely from Grandma's life. In fact, the dog's condition is getting worse at this time, and he can't see, and his body's functioning is starting to weaken. Can he still feel that Grandma hasn't forgotten it in her heart?
Later, a Japanese team arranged a meeting between Grandma and the dog, as if all were remembered! She kept calling out the dog's name, and it was as if the dog had a telepathic response to Grandma! What a wonderful miracle! Isn't that a miracle of love?
How to look after old dogs?
Dogs in old age are particularly fond of sleeping, so they have to choose a comfortable and quiet place, a proper amount of exercise and a healthy diet, and can normally take the dog for a walk, do some simple mobility training, and stop and rest if the dog is tired, give him some dog snacks (chick, goat cheese) to supplement, so the dog doesn't get so tired.