The 10-year-old dog Eclipse died of cancer. You may not know that name, but you must have heard its story:
From 2015 onwards, Jeff Young, the scavenger, took Eclipse to the bus, planned to take him for a walk in the park...
But by the time the car arrived, he was smoking and he couldn't wait for Eclipse to play.
He was scared, and then he took the next bus to look for it and finally saw Eclipse in front of the park!
The kids were having fun...
First time, second time, after that, all you have to do is be lazy. If you don't want to go out, Eclipse will never get used to it.
This thing goes out on its own, takes a four-stop bus, gets out of the park, then goes back to the car and goes home alone!
If Eclipse doesn't make a mistake, he'll be fine.
Here in Seattle, where it lives, can the dog get in the car and hold the rope?
Apparently, bus drivers have never had a hard time with a nice face, Eclipse.
Long enough, the bus driver on this route knows Eclipse, not only won't refuse to take it alone, but it'll be happy to ride in its own car!
Every time Eclipse gets in the car, he sits in a seat, and sometimes he sits his ass between strangers...
Sometimes he takes two positions and doesn't treat himself like a dog!
But no one will be angry, and even very happy because Eclipse chose his own seat!
So I'm willing to give my thighs to Eclipse.
You're gonna have to put your hands out across the back of the chair to touch it!
Even though Eclipse is really a good boy and won't disturb the people around him, he won't refuse the human touch...
As a warm, friendly and curable lesbian, it tries to satisfy every passenger's dog needs!
And when it comes to other dogs, it acts very friendly.
As Eclipse's reputation grew, a number of netizens went to the bus in order to meet him once in a while and take a photo to catch a card.
As a lovely, independent girl, Eclipse is very handsome!
Who's gonna stand in the way?
Eclipse has just become the local famous Red Wang, with a crowd of people on the streets demanding a photo.
Because it's going to be on a bus alone, it's great for Eclipse's "Standing Independent" Wang.
I've always loved Eclipse's story, like this picture of a dog being perfectly integrated into human society, and a big dog without a master accompanying a gentle and friendly dog, all of which is good will.
Goodbye, Eclipse. Thank you for the joy and healing.