Dog Waits At The Same Spot For 9 Years For His Master To Return. Movie Recap with lesson. True story

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Today we will recap the movie Hachi-A dog's Tale. This movie talks about a dog called Hachi and his extreme loyalty to his master.
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[Katelin]

I remember watching this movie when I was younger. I swear this is one of the movies that bring me to full on snot dripping tears in less than a few minutes

[ktina]

We don't deserve dogs. They are the most loving and loyal -- RIP Hachiko 🐾🐶💔

[carlplayz__yt]

Hachiko, man this dog makes me cry whenever I hear his story or see a movie about him, my dad told me about Hachiko when I was still a kid back then but for me it was nothing like, I was just like "oh cool I wish he was still alive" but now since I'm growing up, I'm learning about life more and remembering some stories that I heard back then from my dad had deeper meanings.

[Bundyhoig]

The true story is Japanese, my mom told me this story when I was young and I remembered it. I actually went to the actual shibuya station and saw the golden statue too

[epilogue]

I usually don't cry whenever I watch sad movies but man. This hits hard

[larryonting]

Your dog is just part of your world while you're their whole world. Treat them with the love that they deserve.

[HURRICNEyt]

omg i remember so well. In like. 4th/5th grade, i watched this movie in class and a few girls were "Brave" enough to start crying and when i noticed my best friend cried, i cried and litterally like everyone in the class cried. Ty for making this, brings me memories.

[princeedmirovillar]

I once thought that Parker returned to greet Hachi in the end but turns out, it was really his ghost finally reuniting with Hachi's after he dies in his sleep

[reeeeeeee]

The sad thing is he waited for he’s master for nine years and never meet him again

[ngljustwannavibe]

thanks mom and dad for letting my brother and I watch this in the car on a trip when we were kids. many tears were shed

[jrtime]

This makes two dogs I will never forget the stories of. Balto and Hachiko. Fun Fact: In January 1925, Balto and his sled team completed the final leg of the "Great Race of Mercy" or the "Nome Serum Run of 1925", a relay of 20 men and 150 dogs, to deliver an antitoxin to Nome Alaska during the epidemic that hit that winter season. If there is one thing I have learned at all from animals (but dogs especially), it's that loyalty and love are two of the most important qualities to have.

[e.jsyyyy]

I read about about Hachiko and he is such a good boy! 🐶❤️

[jguerra]

This really hit me hard. I lost my Blizzard 2 years ago. He was a beautiful and special cat. He would have been 4 this summer and i miss him every day. The day he died i cried like a baby. I know, i know....a 50 year old man should not cry over these things but i loved him so. Pets fill our hearts and souls.... so when he died i felt as if a part of me did also. I love you Blizzy, miss you my pops.

[ves]

im full of tears when the dog died such an inspiring story

[NamKY]

This was a beautiful, tear jerker movie. I've seen it 3 times and I cried again, watching this recap. I had 2 dogs and I miss them every single day. Dogs and all animals are so beautiful and magnificent, but I wonder if we humans deserve them.

[melwilmoth]

I watched this once and at the end it really gets you.. dogs are so loyal and Hatchi was what loyalty is. Loyal to the end

[Rickastleyofficial]

Even if a dog is ugly…you should know about the heroic past of it so that you don’t judge a book by it’s cover😀

[Meloncandothings]

this movie recap made me cry and im not one to cry about movies

[spikeweeky]

Dog are more loyal then any human can be they would sacrifice there life to save there master you treat them right they will repay your kindness 1000% more then you give

[markkuilomaki]

I am cat person, but even i can't hold my tears when watching this movie😭. It seems that in bond between owners and pets our hearts unite. Even this video is enought to make me cry.