One example of a dog helping people get better --
A shit-throwing officer from abroad shared his experience of weight reduction of 195 pounds a year, and the reason for his success was simple...


To give the dog a better life!

Squawk was 435 pounds, because he was too fat to light a red light, he couldn't even go out with a dog...

But the dog doesn't care about it. He's still the best fan of the shit-popping officer, and he's the best and most important person in the world.

With the support of this love and company, the Scancher is determined to change his way of life and to reduce his weight by 177 pounds in a year!

He became healthier and started climbing the mountains with dogs, traveling far away to see a better view...

He also kept his promise to the dog: try to make it a better life!

The Scavengers are still trying to lose a healthier weight, and the dogs are with him as always, as his most loyal fan.

And the dog who did this unexpectedly changed the lives of his neighbors:
Two weeks ago, he put two dogs on a cat to his neighbor for vacation, and when he came home on vacation, he was thinking about how to express his gratitude to the neighbor.
Neighbors explained in their letters that he had spent most of his old days indoors and that he had not left much after problems with his joints.
His father died of colon cancer, leaving him alone, without partners and children, and without relatives and relatives, and his life was in a state of constant loneliness.
Until this day, he was asked to look after two dogs and one cat...
It totally changed his life.

The liveling dogs were like a light in his world, and in order to walk the dogs, he had to get up early, walk away for a long time, and when he fell into grief, the dogs started to bark, or they stomped on his legs, making him laugh.
In particular, he took the dog to the park, which was the first time he had spent that long outside, and even made friends.
With the dogs, his life seemed to have been pressed to restart.

Once again, after finding the meaning of life, the neighbour went to adopt two dogs of his own, and he was determined to continue to enjoy the company of the dogs, to continue his walk in the park and to continue his chatting with his friends.
A moving, almost crying shit-thrower shared this letter online, as did countless netizens:
Humans really need dogs!

A dog may not be a panacea, but by loving a dog, it really makes life better.