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Not long ago, Joanne, a shoveler living in the UK, decided to write a song for his dog, Menios, to thank him for saving his life.
Menios was originally a Greek hound living in Greece, and before he came to his new home, he was abused by his former owner:
He was violently beaten to the point of knee dislocation, broken ribs, and because the former owner did not feed for a long time, it weighed only 4 kg...
Menios was eventually abandoned, once living on the streets, but was found and rescued by a British animal protection organization, who took it from Greece to England before coming to Joanne's house.
Joanne is a retired music teacher who already has two Greek puppies at home.
Ever since she brought Menios home, she had found that Menios was always pestering herself and sniffing her armpits again and again.
At first, Joanne thought it was his own underarm odor or the dog's special habits, but at first he didn't care.
But after some time, the owner found that his chest began to hurt a little, and Menios's behavior was really strange, so he went to the hospital for a check-up.
In fact, Joanne has a 20-year history of breast cancer, and she used to go to the hospital every few years to check up.
But fortunately, this time, due to the dog's reminder, the cancer was detected at the beginning of the recurrence, and then the operation was performed.
Since the discovery was timely and the cancer had not yet spread to the lymph, Joanne had recovered after surgery, which was a blessing in disguise.
The first thing Joanne did after rushing back from the hospital was to give Menios a big hug.
"If it wasn't for Menios, if I went to the hospital after 3 years, it might have been terminal cancer, and it saved my life!"
"The world kisses me bitterly, but I sing in return", this sentence is best interpreted in Menios.
Shovel brother learned that many breeds of dogs have this talent for diagnosing cancer, and the diagnosis rate is as high as 98%.
At present, many countries are trying to train sniffing dogs, hoping that they can identify people with the new crown virus by smell, so that they can cope with the test of the new crown virus.
So be sure to treat your dog well, maybe one day, it will save your life!