A cute dog has developed a 'fake weak' to show sympathy with her brother.
Fletcher, who lives in Spain, recently has a new brother or sister, a street dog from Thailand Candy.
Candy had a difficult life and lost one of her legs after she was dumped in the jungle as a puppy, but her new 'Forever Family' welcomed her with both arms and Fletcher has found his own way to show his affection for her.
While Candy Hops hops with the family on walks, they noticed that Fletcher was starting to do the same and now he has his own 'weak' just like his best friend.
The images of the cute brothers and sisters were filmed by the new owners, but shared on social media by Niall Harbison – a savior of animals that works in Thailand.
To X, previously known as Twitter, he shared the emotional story together with videos from the sweet pooches that happily played together.
He wrote: 'This story about how a dog has developed a fake limk, will make your heart burst with joy. Meet Fletcher the friendliest boy ever.
'Fletcher lives in Spain and last week he received a new brother or sister named Candy. She is an adopted street dog from Thailand. Together with his family, he welcomed her friendly.
For the sweetest reason, a cute dog has developed a 'fake limp' and lets people reach to the tissues (Pooch Fletcher and his adopted sister candy, left)
'Candy and Fletcher have been on walks together and it has all been great. She jumps into the world without care.
'Fletcher started copying the way in which candy runs with her 3 legs. Fletcher says he wanted to make sure that candy feels comfortable and that she fits well here. He says he loves his new sister.
The Savior concluded: 'So if you ever think the world is bad, remember that there is a dog who instructs a fake weak to welcome his new best friend. Good Boy Fletcher. '
Many hurried to the comments to say that they were proud of Fletcher for the welcome of his new sister so warm.
One person said, “Oh, Fletcher, what a good boy, really that heart is just pure gold and so great to see that sweet candy loves her new life and her new family!”
Another said: 'Dogs are incredible. Mine did this on our walks when my knee was ruined. I just started to limit randomly. '
Someone else said: 'Don't cry …… .. Just chop onions … Hoonst. '
A fourth added: 'Fletcher, you have more sympathy and kindness in your heart than many people. What a good boy. '
While Candy Hops hops for walks together with the family, they noticed that Fletcher was starting to do the same and now he has his own 'weak' just like his best friend
Candy had a difficult life and lost one of her legs after she was dumped in the jungle as a puppy, but her new 'Forever Family' welcomed her with both arms and Fletcher has found his own way to show his affection for her
Candy was fortunately adopted by a loving family in Spain where she will spend the rest of her life
Niall, originally from Ireland, devotes his life to saving street dogs in Thailand after a brush with death
According to experts from Dogster.com, fake injury often fake injury to get 'attention, affection or extra treats'.
They said: 'If they notice that a behavior, such as limk, results in more attention, sympathy or treats, they can learn to associate it with positive results.
“They may feel that when they are injured, we shower them with love, indulgence and extra goodies.”
Niall devotes his life to saving street dogs in Thailand after a brush with death.
The savior, a healing alcoholic who originally comes from Ireland but now lives in the land of the Far East, lives with around 80 dogs and is planning to help 10,000 street dogs a month one day.
He told MailOnline earlier that he promised to change his life after he was admitted to Intensive Care after a drinking bonte fueled by depression and fear.
Niall spends thousands of dollars every month on keeping his dog reserve, running Happy Doggo, in addition to crowdfunding through his social media platforms, with donations that help pay for veterinary care for the dogs that come in his way.
His Instagram account today went from just 800 followers to 1.2 million two years ago – where fans would like to see content about how he transforms life from the dogs with whom he comes into contact.
Many hurried to the comments to say that they were proud of Fletcher for welcome his new sister
He explained how he started saving street dogs after he almost lost his life of alcohol abuse.
“I started the mission after I ended up in the hospital in the ICU in the hospital. I almost drank myself to death because I suffered from fear and depression. I spent three days there and when I almost died, I promised to change my life and do something meaningful.
He said he started to take care of one dog, Lucky, but “the bag of food became just bigger and bigger to four dogs than eight, and then up to 80 dogs a day.”
Earlier, his followers kept a dog named Alba, a dog that he posted in January kept a close eye on, in which they explained that she had been chained and extremely starved.
In messages on X (formerly Twitter) he explained: 'We saved the little Alba 36 hours ago. Her life is still very much in the balance, but today I won some small victories with her. We now have hope and that is the most important thing. '
He added: 'She is already in her third dose of medicines. They have thrown her most of the day of her appetite, but stay down. The medicines could kill her, care, but we urgently have to try something. '
The savior of Dieren then shared a video of herself that took care of Alba and explained that: 'I didn't want to emphasize her too much, but the big ugly chain traces were in her neck. I told her that if she looks good, she will feel good. Together with all the signs, these are huge victories. '
Although she succeeds in having Alba eat, and even to take a small walk, he was aware that she is still not out of the forest and writes: 'We must be aware of her chances of survival still small. Her weight is one thing, but the heartworms, kidneys are attacked and heartworms will be difficult to fight. The only focus is surviving for another days. Every day is a victory. '
This morning, however, Harbison shared various videos on Instagram, with a careful optimism that alba seems to improve.
While he reminded followers that sick dog can see their health care fall very quickly, he described Alba as 'livelier' than when he first took her.
A particularly promising video had the pooch eat while she sweared enthusiastically with her tail.
The video was accompanied by text that said: 'Alba is alive and food this morning. Look at that tail. '
According to the charity website, it was early 2021 when Niall Harbison recovered from a near-death experience caused by substance abuse he started jogging around Koh Samui, Thailand in an attempt to get back on the right track.
He started to bring food to many of the malnourished dogs he saw along the way and started sharing videos of the animals online.
The site adds: 'Niall's videos began to attract the attention of people around the world who wanted to help.
“He started feeding and vaccinating as many dogs as possible, but he soon realized that sterilization was the only way to solve the problem in the long term.”
Although he has gained more than a million Instagram followers and helped many animals, he has huge plans.
“Niall insured a piece of land and started to make a refuge for dogs to recover, where they only record the most sick and vulnerable dogs,” says the charity website. “He called it after Tina, the golden retriever he saved in Thailand who inspired a movement.
'It will be located next to a happy doggo country. With approximately 3,117 square feet of medical facilities, it will host two operating theaters, diagnostic facilities such as X-rays, as well as an internal lab, a pharmacy, an intensive care unit and overnight capacity for around 15 dogs. '
