La EMOTIVA historia de HACHIKO, el perro fiel 🐶

Do you know the story of Hachiko? He is a dog known worldwide for his display of affection and loyalty towards his human best friend. His story has even been made into a movie. The lesser known Hachiko Monogatari. With a great actor, Tatsuya Nakadai. Hachiko is the perfect example of the love a dog can feel for a person. In this video by an animal expert, we explain his moving story.

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Hachiko was a Kittenu Born in 1923 in Akita Prefecture, northern Japan. Year later, he became a gift for the daughter of a professor of agricultural engineering at the University of Tokyo. And it was Saburo Onio who saw him for the first time. He noticed that his legs were slightly crooked. The man thought they resembled the Japanese letter for the number eight, which in Japanese is pronounced Hachi. For this reason, he decided to name him Hachiko. When Unio's daughter grew up, she got married and went to live with her husband. So the professor kept Hachiko, whom he had become fond of and adored very much. Unio went to work by train every day, and Hachiko became his faithful companion. Every morning, he would accompany him to Shibuya Station to say goodbye. He would also welcome him back when he returned from work. The event that changed Hachiko's life. One day, while teaching at the university, Ueno suffered a cardiac arrest that ended his life. After this terrible event, Hachiko continued to wait for him at Shibuya Station. Day after day, he would go to the station. At the time, the train that usually brought the professor back arrived and would wait for it for hours. The dog hoped to find his best friend, searching for his face among the thousands of strangers who passed by there. The days turned into months and the months into years. The dog waited tirelessly for Bueno for nine years, rain or snow or shine. The Oshi newspaper explained his story and he began to be recognized by all the inhabitants of Shibuya. They took charge of feeding him and taking care of him during the time he was waiting at the station. Due to the loyalty that Hachiko showed, they decided to nickname him the Faithful Dog. His loyalty caused much love and admiration. For this reason, in 1934, they built a statue in his honor in front of the station, right at the place where Hachiko waited for the professor. Hachiko's death on March 8, 1935, Hachiko died at the foot of the statue. He died in the same place where he had waited for his owner to return for nine years. Although at that time, the cause of his death was unknown and it was considered that he had died due to his advanced age. We now know that he suffered from terminal cancer and diaropherlosis. This was determined in 2011 because his body was dissected at the time of his death and has since been preserved in the Natural Science Museum in the Bueno Ward, Tokyo. During World War II, all the bronze statues were melted down to make weapons, including Hachikos. However, a few years later, a company was created to make a new statue. Finally, Takeshi Ando, the son of the original sculptor, was hired to remake the statue. Today, Hachiko's statue still stands in the same place in front of Shibuya Station. In addition, his loyalty is commemorated every year on April 8th. Tell us, what did you think of this story? Did you already know it? The truth is that Hachiko's story touched the hearts of a population and continues to do so to this day. If you like incredible stories above, we have a video in which we tell you the story of Smokey, a dog who became a heroin. Until next time, experts.