Man Buried In Snow Films A Dog Saving Him In Video That Has Been Stealing People's Hearts
Getting lost in a remote wilderness can be dangerous and frightening. That's why there are always organizations and rescue teams based in mountains, hills, forests, and beaches to help people in need. This organization, however, is a little special. Its volunteers are mostly dogs trained to assist humans that get into trouble when they go to the wild.
"Mountain Rescue Search Dogs England” provides their dogs with 132 days of training each year, and consistently trains the dogs for 2-3 years until they are ready for work.
Recently, the organization has posted a video that captures one of their trainees, 4-year-old Flo, practicing to rescue a human buried in snow.
After the video was shared, people complimented Flo for being able to accomplish a difficult task. The dog won over millions of hearts.
"Mountain Rescue Search Dogs England” provides their dogs with 132 days of training each year, and consistently trains the dogs for 2-3 years until they are ready for work.
Source: MRSearchDogsEng
Recently, the organization has posted a video that captures one of their trainees, 4-year-old Flo, practicing to rescue a human buried in snow.
Source: MRSearchDogsEng
Source: MRSearchDogsEng
Source: MRSearchDogsEng
Source: MRSearchDogsEng
After the video was shared, people complimented Flo for being able to accomplish a difficult task. The dog won over millions of hearts.
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