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My dog never leaves my side. Everyone knows he is my friend and protector. It’s an indescribable feeling to have this relationship which is not based on verbal language, but instinct, and heart.
The video is heartbreaking, but like all stories of the Holocaust, necessary. Hitler’s victims asked us to “never forget.”
This kind of work reminds us over and over what it means to be human. It reminds us that true evil exists. It proves that dogs have a moral center, a sense of right and wrong, compassion for the weak, and are willing time and again to knowingly sacrifice themselves for another. Truly man’s best friend.
What an absolutely incredible story. Thank you so much, Chris, for sharing this. My eyes are filled with tears, my heart with wonder.