🦮 Italy's Four-Legged Lifeguard: Hero of the Sea Waves

Mastiffs, Newfoundland, big furs, who have enormous strength and excellent swimming instincts, have undergone brutal training to work alongside the Italian Coast Guard; they are always ready to jump into the sea from a buoyant helicopter in mid-air, or from a speedboat surging through the waves, ready to swim towing a lifeboat carrying several victims back safely to shore.

Every year, these dogs save "countless" lives and truly become a symbol of courage and deep bond between humans and dogs.

🐾 legendary heroism in 1919.

The most impressive story came when the steamer SS Ethie was wrecked in a blizzard off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. The ship was over 100 yards inshore. The wind waves were so strong that no one could get in to help.

While all life on the boat is hopeless...

A Newfoundland dog had a rope period, plunged into the icy sea, successfully swam through the wind waves to the boat, so the crew brought a rope to the hull, and the men on shore were able to set up a winch system to help all 92 passengers and crew safely disembark.

It's the rhythm that "one dog" becomes a hero who saves "nearly a hundred lives."

💙 These stories underscore that the human-dog bond is not just love, but the "mission of life" that both sides are always willing to sacrifice.

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