According to the Daily Star reported on November 1, a three-legged dog recently startled its owner: it actually learned to stand and walk like a human.
Dexter is a Breton Hound. It was very unfortunate to lose its front right limb in a car accident and spent a lot of time relearning how to walk with only three legs. Surprisingly, though, Dexter didn't try to master how to balance the center of gravity with three legs. Instead, it successfully supported itself with its well-developed hind limbs.
Dexter's owner uploaded a video of it walking like a human to the Internet, and soon it became a small influencer with 630,000 followers, and people praised its inspirational videos. In its latest video, viewers can see the dog running down the stairs like a "normal" dog, then lifting itself up with its only remaining forelimbs, and then using only its hind limbs to walk into another room.
The dog's owner, Kentee Pasek, briefed the animal protection group on the dog's difficult and tenacious experience, saying: "When the car accident happened, we were all terrified because the nearest veterinary hospital was also a 45-minute drive away, and at one point we decided he wouldn't survive that night. Dexter underwent 5 surgeries and nailed two nails in the forelimbs. Then came the long recovery. Even I myself sometimes thought about giving up, but in the end, we all did it, we overcame it, it was really exciting and exciting, and we loved it. ”
When Dexter's video was critically acclaimed, Kenty said, "Dexter is a very lively, cheerful, family-friendly dog, and he's always very playful, happy and positive. Anyone who tries to come into contact with it, Dexter will be happy to interact with them. Even after the car accident and recovery, Dexter remained as optimistic as ever. ”
We often see animals that can stand on two feet, just like humans. However, this behavior of the dog Dexter adds a sense of "disability", hoping that its optimism can be maintained and passed on to more people who love it.
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Original source: dailystar