But, as if the dog did not want to intrude, it always jumped down. The stranger, who asked for her identity to not be revealed, said to reporters that she tried to take him to her home, as well. The dog was clearly begging for those around for some food in the animal video. Then it was holding together the front paws. However, it was making a very striking figure: footage captured on a phone showed the stray standing using its two back legs. The stray was seen wandering about the park. The incident occurred in a park in Jinzhong, a city in China. They begged for anyone nearby to find the stray dog and provide a happy and loving home for him. The users of social media could not help but be heartbroken at the fate of the dog.
The stranger had paid a visit to the park where the dog was just to give some food to the dog. The stray dog’s emotions were caught on video because of the actions of a kind passer-by. In this latest video, a stray dog looked like having tears in his eyes which it could not stop. Their titles as man’s best friend are not just for their loyalty, but for their emotional attachments as well.
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She is a student at San Jose State, loves to swim in the ocean and sleep under the stars.In another latest viral animal video, the emotions of dogs were on full display. She hung up her clippers to pursue a career as an environmental journalist and photographer. Cyndy Patrick/photo courtesy of Matt LomaxĬyndy Patrick is a life-long animal-lover who opened her own pet salon and commenced to giving doggie hairdos (and bathing some pretty unhappy cats). Her Chinese Internet fans nicknamed her "Forrest Gump" for her extreme stamina, and photographs of the little dog in front of Lhasa's Potala Palace brought cheers. Xiao Yong plans to give her a warm home in Wuhan, in central China's Hubei Province, where he is a college student. In Lhasa, she received a full vet exam and then boarded a plane. Only Xiao Yong and three of his companions - accompanied by their faithful little friend - completed the entire journey. Nearly 300 cyclists participated in the cross-country event, and of those who finished, many hitchhiked or took buses along the way. One of my bags was ripped, but otherwise we got away." "I put Xiao Sa on my bike and started pedalling desperately.
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"Once, a large dog started chasing us along a series of dark tunnels and his barking drew a whole pack of others," Yong said. Sometimes, when she was tired or they were racing down steep descents, he would pick her up and carry her in a makeshift box he had on the back of his bike. Many cyclists dropped out of the expedition from exhaustion, especially in the thin air of the Tibetan Plateau, but Yong said the little dog kept them going until the end.
"We did more than 40 miles uphill and at the end I had to get off and push my bike." After the dog ran ahead, she became impatient and returned to jump up on Yong. "There was one day when we climbed the 14,700 ft. The team agreed to share their rations and fed her custard tarts, boiled eggs, and sausages. In an interview with British journalist Malcolm Moore of the Telegraph, Yong said the little dog stayed with the group even during heavy storms, sleeping under the team's raincoats and snuggling against him for warmth.
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