The dog became famous all over the world.
This yellow Labrador Messi (Messy), which loves best to be a good friend. With his mistress Oranit Tetrasul (Oranit Kittragul) she lives in Thailand, however, a woman is not the only one who benefits from the generosity and gentle personality of the dog. Because there is another dog whose life became better because of Messi.
On the other side of the street from the house where Messi lives, lives husky named Audi (Audi). The owner regularly goes to work leaving the dog home alone. And how many dogs that expect their owners are at home alone, Audi is getting very sad. But thanks to Messi, who live nearby, the dog can easily cheer yourself talking with your best friend.
“When he feels lonely and crying, I always ask him a question if he wants to talk to him, says Oranit. And then my dog runs to the fence, starting to look towards Audi, he sometimes even barks. I don’t know what they’re talk, but he stops crying”.
It seems that Messi is comforted by Audi — and he finally decided to thank his friend for this.
One day the owner of the Audi must have forgotten to close the gate leading into his yard when he left for work, and decided to use a lone dog. To the surprise of Oranit, she discovered that Audi had escaped from his yard, and now she saw him at his fence.
And, of course, Messi was also close, deciding to greet his friend.
“Messi ran to my dog, and then they hugged each other,” said Oranit, which was able to capture this cute moment.
It’s a glorious embrace between the two dogs continued very long, as Audi had to go back home. This beautiful case showed Oranit that the relationship between the two quadruped much deeper than she thought, despite the distance that separated them.
Given that dogs are very friendly, we hope that in the future the owners will take all measures to make sure their Pets could meet more often, because actually they have something to talk about.
As for Messi, he has become a great example for all of us, showing how we need to be friends and come to the rescue.
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