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His action can be described as a heroic act, a golden retriever managed to save his master's life after he fell on ice and broke his neck.
New Year's Eve, Bob, a man of 64 years in Petoskey, decided to go outside to bring firewood. Dressed only in a shirt, pants and shoes on their feet, the man slipped on ice and because of the coup could not move, notes Oddity Central.
The man began to shout for help, but his neighbor's house is about half a kilometer away, at that hour was not someone who could help him. Fortunately, his dog five years old came to help him.
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,, I screamed for help, but the neighbor is at a distance from my house. By morning I lost my voice almost completely, but Kelsey (dog) never stopped barking. A barking for help and did not go near me kept me warm and kept me awake, '' says Bob.
Snow man remained paralyzed for about 20 hours at a temperature of -4 ° C. Kelsey has done everything possible for the man to stay alive, including was sitting on his chest to keep them warm. After 19 hours, Bob and lost consciousness, but Kelsey continued barking and yelling for help.
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Despite efforts dog, Bob would be frozen in the snow if his neighbor had not heard Rick's desperate howling dog. The man was found at 6: 30 p.m. New Year's Day and was taken to hospital. Column injuries can result in permanent paralysis, but Bob was lucky, before the operation was warned that it might not be able to go, but the next morning he managed to move his arms and legs.
Bob and Kelsey are inseparable, they remain together even when the husband go shopping.
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There was always a rivalry, manifested more or less, between those who love cats and those who declare themselves lovers of dogs.
Facebook has observed the behavior of the 160,000 US animal lovers with a desire to put an end to all these stereotypes.
Giant social media gathered "evidence" of users published on their page on the social networking site images of cats and dogs and found that 30% of those who were distributing photos of cats were alone, compared with a rate of only 24% for dog lovers write thought.
The study concentrated on the behavior of cat lovers and dog lovers to show who they are, how they live and how much they resemble their furry friends.
And even if the main results show that owners of cats are prone loneliness concerning love affairs, the myth of the so-called "cat-lady" - old maid who lives surrounded only by cats - was dismantled, and researchers say there sex or age limit for cat owners who are not involved in a relationship.
To be able to search through thousands of profiles and millions of photographs, Facebook has used an object recognition technology, the same technology used to help blind users. Then, the research team looked at the profiles was selected to understand better what they like those people, who are they and why marital status.
Dog lovers are on Facebook, on average, more than 26 friends cat lovers. They are also more extroverted, resembling their four-legged friends. Moreover, they are luckier regarding your love life more quickly able to establish connections both online and in real life.
Even if cat owners say they are tired all the time, the study shows that they are invited to more events than owners of puppies. However, cat lovers prefer friendships with other cat lovers. However, that does not mean they refuse to give a chance to those who prefer dogs.
When it comes to relaxation methods, the results turn out to be very different between the two groups. Cat lovers prefer activities such as watching a movie, TV watching TV or reading. They are passionate about everything that science fiction and animation. On the other hand, dogs lovers prefer love stories.
The study showed that between lovers puppies, were the favorite films like "Marley & Me" and "Rocky", while cat lovers preferred "Dracula" or "World War Z".
However such films as "The Great Gatsby," "Seinfeld" or "Frozen" was loved equally by the two camps.
Another interesting point is that dogs do not give lovers "check in" as much as cat lovers.
