Earlier, the canine fence at Nanjing Takahon training base was torn apart by a half-metre wide. When Zhang Wei, the trainer, discovered that Bruce had disappeared, his towed rope was still hanging on the hook, leaving drag marks on the ground.
The Malinua dog, who had been involved in the Turkish earthquake rescue, worked in the ruins for 23 hours, and the claws were still grinding. Having learned of Bruce's loss, the Nanjing Blue Sky rescue team launched the Citywide search dog, with over 200 volunteers searching 300 square kilometres. In the early hours of the morning, a delivery rider found Little Dragon in an abandoned factory -- he was holding a pile of broken bones, covered in bruises.
“It's leaving marks on us. Zhang Wei Wei Wei Wei Wei Wei Wei Wei. Turns out that every time a dragon arrives at a location, it leaves scratches on a tree trunk or wall with teeth, a practice of “marking” during training. After the incident, the base installed a double grid and infrared surveillance, "We can't let heroes take the risk again," the captain said.