Post: Dogs Can Be Heroes Too
11-02-2011, 02:23 AM #1
getxscared
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Scott Dunn, residing in Georgia was woken up on his couch by his 3.5 year old boxer named Duncan, thinking his dog just wanted to go to the bathroom or eat. He was shocked to realize that his house was full of smoke, and that he needed to get out.
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Duncan was covered up with me, and I fell asleep, and the next thing I knew, he was poking at me and barking. Normally, that means he needs to go out, but when I woke up, I couldn’t see because there was smoke.

Dunn, in a hurry, grabbed his car keys, and Duncan's collar, and rushed for his truck, but when he got outside, had only collar in hand, with no pooch. He was tempted to go back inside, but was forced not to by his neighbors. Duncan was found lying on Dunn's bed, where he had slept for the past 2 years, dead.
Originally posted by another user
That's my boy. He saved my life. He saved my life, but I couldn't return the favor. It was too hot in there. I couldn't get back in there.


Firefighters put out the flame, but most of the house was burnt during the event.

:(

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11-02-2011, 03:12 AM #2
Nero.
Space Ninja
wow, I would tell that neighbor to **** off and go get my dog!
11-02-2011, 03:19 AM #3
getxscared
Space Ninja
Originally posted by Austin. View Post
wow, I would tell that neighbor to **** off and go get my dog!


I know I'd be like HOLY SH*T! I need my puppy!
11-02-2011, 03:21 AM #4
Koltz
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Originally posted by getxscared View Post
This story kinda touched me so I feel like sharing.

Scott Dunn, residing in Georgia was woken up on his couch by his 3.5 year old boxer named Duncan, thinking his dog just wanted to go to the bathroom or eat. He was shocked to realize that his house was full of smoke, and that he needed to get out.

Dunn, in a hurry, grabbed his car keys, and Duncan's collar, and rushed for his truck, but when he got outside, had only collar in hand, with no pooch. He was tempted to go back inside, but was forced not to by his neighbors. Duncan was found lying on Dunn's bed, where he had slept for the past 2 years, dead.

Firefighters put out the flame, but most of the house was burnt during the event.

:(

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Here's another story;
Hero Dog On Highway
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In the latter part of 2008 just about every Television Station in the world covered the story 'Awesome faceog Saves Dog On Highway', 'Awesome faceog Risks Life To Save Injured Friend' and 'Awesome faceog Saves Another Dog On Freeway'. The video footage of this remarkable canine rescue captured the hearts of many and there were numerous offers to adopt the hero dog and the animal which was rescued.

The video footage was spliced together from that taken by security and traffic control cameras on the Costanera Norte Highway in Santiago, Chile. The original Spanish language commentary related to the problems of the numerous feral dogs and the risks which they caused to traffic. There was no mention of a hero dog or dog saving. The captured scene did however capture the publics attention.

The various English Language Western Television Stations all had their own interpretation on the scene. Some of the commentaries are quite flowery.


Here's The Video
11-03-2011, 01:02 AM #5
sweet story ! Liekd reading it
11-03-2011, 02:06 AM #6
TheRandomGuy128
Hates Grammar Nazis
and dogs also have suicidal wishes I saw a dog once walk calmly to the streets where all the cars passed and just lay down on the road and not move when cars went around him

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