Did you ask yourself what would your dog do if you got buried in the snow? “If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they go.” That’s how actor Will Rogers described his relationship with these animals. Dogs are not just our companions, they are also our guardians. An NGO called “Mountain Rescue Search Dogs England” dedicated to training dogs to rescue people in the wild. They filmed a video that proves this fact. They don’t just rescue, they also make us smile.
Getting lost in devious natural zones is risky and fearful, but there are volunteer organizations that support those in need
Welcome.
Our volunteers attend about 132 days of training per year taking 2-3 years to grade their dog.
Our wonderful volunteer dogsbodies hide on hillsides in all weathers for our dogs to find.
We’re on call 24/365
No government money, we’re funded by kind public donations.
🐶🐕 pic.twitter.com/V6wch0GsO0— Mountain Rescue Search Dogs England (@MRSearchDogsEng) February 13, 2019
With some other skills, they train rescue dogs to find those people who are buried in snow
During a training session, they decided to burry a volunteer with a camera in the snow
It didn’t take long for a nose to appear in the snow
Struggling, the dog broke the wall of snow with his body
To assure if a really serious situation happens
He will be able to support and help in a very short time
Flo is the name of this 4-year-old rescue dog. And he also skilled in melting people’ s hearts
