A Bikers Co - Pilot

Brandon Turnbow, a motorcyclist was riding down to meet up with his father when he witnessed a man beating up a white tan terrier mix on the side of the road, before throwing it in the air and driving off. Thankfully Brandon turned around and got to the dog when it was only a few feet away from walking into the traffic.

Brandon approached the scared and alone dog slowly before wrapping him up in his leather jacket, helping him feel secure. he started his motorcycle and let it run for a while so the dog could become accustomed to the noise and vibration. Once the traffic died down and the dog had clamed Brandon continued to drive to meet his father who happened to also be on a motorcycle.

Both of the men then rode the miles back to Turnbow's house but at a four way stop, he turned to check up on the dog and said he was sitting in the seat "like he has rode all his life" The dog now stays with Brandon and is named Mr. Davidson.


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Positive Headline - A Touching Tribute

Its a well known fact that humans do outlive their dogs but one family faced the inevitability with grace and made sure the memories they had with this dog would live on forever via a very heart touching tribute.

A Reddit user who posts as Weezabeen, shared this image on the site last Thursday with the caption explaining it. "We had to put my dog of 16 years down yesterday, but before we did we recreated our (favourite) photo with him."

The photo showed above at the start of the post is the photos by comparison, but the sisters took this photo sporting near the same expressions and clothing and so far has been viewed over 1.8 million times.

There are other known moving tributes to pooches, like photographer Maria Sharp's choice of a photo memorial of her dog Chubby, during his final days as well as an anonymous puppy owner who left a box full of tennis balls on a beach so that other hounds could enjoy the toy that gave his 4 legged friend joy.



Original post here A Touching Tribute