Dog's loyalty

Dog's loyalty to man is known in the wide world. Undoubtedly, the most famous example of this is the character of the Hachiko dog, who was brought to Tokyo by its owner, a professor at the University of Tokyo. Hachikō escorted his master to the station every day and waited for him in the evening. Unfortunately, on May 1925 Ueno died suddenly in the workplace. From that time, the dog waited for ten years every day at the station just before the planned return of the professor. Thanks to the dedication that the dog showed to his deceased guardian, he was given the nickname "faithful dog"