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Loyal Dog Pushes Wheelchair For Disabled Owner To Repair Shoes For A Living

Everyone knows dogs are our faithful companions, and this holds true in most situations. Our furry companions have always been praised for their unconditional love and loyalty to their humans. So, it is not surprising that the internet is full of incredible stories and posts about their loyalty. The story of a loyal dog pushing a wheelchair for his disabled owner in China is one of them.Loyal DogSource: Screenshot/ YouTube
Loyal DogSource: Screenshot/ YouTube
The two-year-old dog lives with his disabled owner in a village of Mago, located near the town of Luyang, China. His 59-year-old owner, Manao, has been paralyzed and atrophied since childhood. He has to rely on a wheelchair for moving around and earning a living. Fortunately, he has a best friend who is willing to help him and accompany him.Loyal DogSource: Screenshot/ YouTube
Loyal DogSource: Screenshot/ YouTube
Manao has no money to buy a real wheelchair, so he designed one to get himself to work. Every day, the dog helps him to go from home to the shoe repair place by pushing the wheelchair. The road is not long, but the man can not get there without the help of the dog. Whenever he sees his owner or hears his voice, he immediately runs to him.Loyal DogSource: Screenshot/ YouTube
Loyal DogSource: Screenshot/ YouTube
While the man works, the dog takes a chance to take a nap. In his free time, he often plays with his friend. Manao’s work brings a modest income, so neighbors sympathize with his poverty and occasionally bring him some food.Loyal DogSource: Screenshot/ YouTube
Manao did not give the dog a specific name, so everyone calls him the Big Yellow Dog. Someone once wanted to buy the dog and offered Manao 500 yuan, but he decided not to sell the dog, saying that his friend is not for sale!
Loyal DogSource: Screenshot/ YouTube
Their story has gone viral and attracted a lot of attention. What do you think about it? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below!
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