Dogs, as good friends, want to work for people, even at the expense of their own lives, as the best example. How many working dogs fought the bandits alive and dead during their daily missions and how many search and rescue dogs remained in sleepless during the Flash War.
And a lot of self-rearing dogs, helping their masters in distress. It's true that many people read the dog-saviour classics, so that people know their masters, even if they do anything to save them?
The classic story emerges in a large city in Panama, where a young man and a dog are settled, and they live on their own, selling guacamole and vegetables. Every day the dogs go with the boys to sell the guacamole and vegetables and walk by a beach.
The young man was an abandoned child who grew up in an orphanage, where he had the same friends but had no family. When he grew up, the boy had an abandoned dog and, although it was just a dog, it gave him years of absence, as if they were relatives.
Every May and December of the year, Panama is characterized by heavy rains, which often flood and flood. On that day, as in the past, the young man took the dog to the market, and when he walked to the beach on which the road had to pass, the flood broke out. The flood was precipitous and the storm immediately rolled and ran. The dog was flooded with the head, and with the stream moving down for a while, drifting, the dog managed to escape from the boy's position. The young man's first reaction is not a careless self-preservation, but rather to jump into a flood to save his dog.
We all know that fire is cold, that the young man's trade-off, and indeed that many have expressed ignorance. They say, "But it's just a dog, right? If you bring life, do you deserve it?" Maybe for them, it's just a dog, but for boys, it's his family. Do many people choose to let go when their loved ones are in distress? Will many people care if it's worth it?
Fortunately, the dog and the boy were saved. The luckiest thing about the dog is that it meets a true love for it and wants to think of it as the owner of the family. In fact, it's not just dogs who don't survive, but when dogs are in distress, the owners do.
Many things around the world are not understood and cannot be guaranteed. All people experience different things first-hand, with different understandings, cognitive abilities and even choices. Like the boys in the classic story, it's all right to save the dog, because the dog is his only family.