A Husky puppy waited three weeks for its owners, who were on vacation at Khabarovsk Airport in southeastern Russia.
Because of his devotion and devotion to his owners, Russian airport workers named him “Hachiko”, becoming a legend of loyalty and devotion.
The famous “Hachiko” comes from the “Akita Inu”, which is known to be very loyal to its owners. The breed gained great popularity in Japan in the thirties of the last century.
When “Hachiko” was an 18-month-old puppy, his owner, a professor at the University of Tokyo, died while working, while the faithful dog continued to wait for his owner’s return from work for nine years at Tokyo’s Shibuya Station.
As for the new faithful puppy, he is eight months old and his presence in the yard of the Khabarovsk airport station attracted attention, so the staff tried to take care of him, identify the owners and return them.
This little dog comes to the station every day, walks around, says goodbye to passengers, picks up incoming passengers, looks for owners.
It turns out that the owners of the puppy abandoned him while traveling under the care of neighbors, but he could not bear their separation and ran away to find them, and for the merits of the opportunity he was dragged by his foot city airport station.
Workers at Khabarovsk Airport say they returned the faithful puppy to its owners, spoke to them occasionally, the puppy appeared in a video clip from his home, he was happy to return to his owners- own and get to know them. again.
Source: RIA Novosti
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