Loyal dog in Zhangzhou

Started by jorgeanna, April 30, 2013, 06:21:54 PM

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Loyal dog in Zhangzhou refuses to leave fatally-stricken mate on busy road


A male dog in Zhangzhou, in southern China's Fujian Province, was photographed nuzzling and standing guard over his female companion after she was hit by a car.

Heart-stirring photos out of China show a stray dog braving traffic to stand vigil over a dead female companion, who appears to have been hit by a car.

The brown and white mutt, a stray known to some locals in Zhangzhou, in southern China's Fujian Province, licks his partner's head and nudges her with his nose, as if trying to gently coax her awake.

The loyal pooch reportedly stood watch over his slain friend for more than six hours.

Xiao Wu, a local butcher, said the dog was a stray he had recently started to feed.


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A local butcher said the two strays spent all their time together.

He often saw the two playing together, and he watched as the heartbroken pup tended to his partner's broken body, the Daily Mail reported.



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The heartbroken pup licked his mate's head and tried to hug her with his front paws. The butchers swore he saw tears.

"He stayed beside her the whole day, keeping licking her and pushing her, trying to wake her up. It's very touching."

"Then he pushed her with his head, and licked her face," he told the Mail. "I even saw tears."



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one late evening many years ago, i saw a similar sight in tagbilaran at one of the corners of m. parras st.  i couldn't help but wipe my eyes.  and wished all  the bad luck in the world for the thoughtless and careless driver responsible for the accident. 
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