Captain watches over his master's grave

Captain is the name of a German Shepherd whose loyalty has apparently no limit. Even death could not separate him from his master.

This is indeed six years his beloved owner died, and so many years he remains near his grave ...

A disconcerting fidelity

This unconditional love is born in 2005, in the city Villa Carlos Paz, Argentina, when Miguel Guzman adopted Captain. The dog should have been a gift for his little boy, but it is to Miguel that the small German Shepherd is most attached.

Unfortunately, death deprived him of his beloved master March 24, 2006. Captain then was almost one year old.

Shortly after the death of Miguel, his faithful companion fled the house, for never return. Veronica, the widow of Miguel, said she immediately thought that something wrong happened to the dog.

But a few days later, she discovered he was still alive and in perfect health. He is near the grave of Miguel that she found Captain. The dog was lying there, and flatly refused to follow Veronica and her son when they tried to take him home.

The dog refuses to leave the cemetery

Since then, the dog has never wanted to leave his master's grave. Very touched by this incredible fidelity, cemetery officials have taken a liking to the animal and decided to take care of him. They feed him and regularly make him look regularly by a veterinarian.

Will Captain leave one day the cemetery? It is quite possible that he will be always there, to his own death ...

As unbelievable as is this beautiful story, it is not unlike other dogs stories with limitless fidelity. How not to think about the heartbreaking story of Hachiko, the Japanese dog who waited until his death his master on the platform of a railway station? The animal, an Akita Inu, has inspired a movie that Richard Gere has shared the stage with Joan Allen in 2009.

Hello,

A sad but beautiful story of the faithful dog to his master until his own death.

Leo

Article from Wamiz

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