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Dog and Japanese Tsunami
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Very sad.
It was posted in the "Earthquake in Japan....9.0...ouch!" thread:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=18687666&postcount=2419
It was posted in the "Earthquake in Japan....9.0...ouch!" thread:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=18687666&postcount=2419
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Think I'm getting to be a bit of a grumpy old man!! Might have to stop posting....
Yeah, it's sad, and a bit heart warming to see this poor animal guarding his injured mate/friend. Yes it's a feel good story that amongst the sadness, tragedy and carnage of the tsunami that these dogs have been rescued and given medical treatment.
But how hard is it to simply put a line describing what you're linking to, or even, god forbid, give your opinion or feelings about it. Start some conversation.
Lately there are loads of threads that are just "Look at this link" /thread.
If it's important enough for you to post it, say something about it!!
Yeah, it's sad, and a bit heart warming to see this poor animal guarding his injured mate/friend. Yes it's a feel good story that amongst the sadness, tragedy and carnage of the tsunami that these dogs have been rescued and given medical treatment.
But how hard is it to simply put a line describing what you're linking to, or even, god forbid, give your opinion or feelings about it. Start some conversation.
Lately there are loads of threads that are just "Look at this link" /thread.
If it's important enough for you to post it, say something about it!!
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After searching online it seems that both dogs were saved and recovered. There is a worse video though of a dog getting swept away 
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So are you saying you don't care because humans actually died or are you into animals more than humans?
I don't get why you linked it and started a new You Tube thread.
Oh I thought it was this video
Tsunami dog rescued after 3 weeks alone at sea
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJBlZttz8QQ
Tsunami dog rescued after 3 weeks alone at sea
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJBlZttz8QQ
Anyone who finds this video heartwarming likes animals more than humans.
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Report it then twinkle
Figured it's more constructive to air a grievance than simply complain and have threads closed/locked etc.
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Extremly sad, i love dogs.
I hope they didn't leave them
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Read the news article on this earlier today. Poor dog lost out at sea on its tod, the other pics I saw shows it looking a little traumatised.
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After searching online it seems that both dogs were saved and recovered. There is a worse video though of a dog getting swept away
Yep, it would have been nice to have this information in the OP,
I was wondering why the video numptys were stood there doing nothing.
Normally the UK would send over a helicopter to adopt the cat and the dog
