Seven pet dogs kidnapped for a meat shop in China escaped like heroes. Led by a small Corgi dog, they all walked 17 kilometers via the highway and returned safely to their village.
A shocking news has come from Changchun city of China, which is difficult to believe. Here, seven pet dogs kidnapped by thieves for a meat shop, like a film story, escaped on their own and returned home. What’s more, the leader of this gang was not a big ferocious dog, but a small Corgi. A video of these dogs is going viral on social media, in which they are seen walking in a line on a busy highway. In this group, behind the Corgi, there were also dogs of the German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Labrador and Pekingese breeds.
It is being told that thieves had stolen these dogs from their owners and put them in a truck. Somehow they escaped from there and started walking towards home on foot via the highway. The German Shepherd included in the group was having some difficulty in walking, but the other dogs did not leave him alone. They all waited for him to join them and then moved forward together. A person named Lu made this video. Seeing the behavior of the dogs, Lu understood that they were not strays, and informed the authorities. After this, an organization named ‘Bitter Coffee Stray Dog Base’ kept an eye on them with the help of drones and helped them reach home safely.
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Eventually, all the dogs reached their village safely. The owner of the German Shepherd said, ‘We were lucky that they came back, otherwise they would have been cooked in a pan.’ On social media, people are praising the intelligence and courage of this Corgi. One user commented, ‘When a person gets lost with Google Maps and a full tank of petrol, a Corgi brought his six friends home after traveling a distance of 17 kilometers. Now tell me, who is more intelligent?
Eating dog meat is not illegal in China, but cities like Shenzhen banned it in 2020. Additionally, stealing someone else’s pet dog is a serious crime in China, carrying severe punishment.