多哥

“如果你有幸拥有了一条好狗，他永远不会离开，他会陪伴你一生，听从你的心意，奉献他的一切，从始至终。

”如果你养狗，那这句台词你一定会深有感触。

以狗为题材的电影是我最喜欢的，也是最容易从头哭到尾的全片都是回忆，从小就拆家，调皮捣蛋的多哥并不被主人看好，三番五次被送走，又三番五次的跑回来，让主人也对他有些无奈可这样的多哥竟然是拉雪橇的高手，从小就显示了极高的天赋，不仅陪主人拿到小镇比赛的冠军，也在12岁高龄的时候接受了更高难度的任务---运送疫苗，最终挽救了小镇孩子们的生命。

电影所展现的情感内核其实早已超出了普通的人宠之情，多哥与塞帕拉带给观众的感动并不只是狗狗的忠诚与勇敢，而是一种双方都将彼此当作伙伴的认同狗从来不是供人驱使的工具，更不该是供人消遣的玩具正如电影结尾处，塞帕拉所说得那样：“ 我总以为多哥是为雪橇而生，最终才发现，它一直是为我而生。

”它应该是我们同样值得去珍视的家人，正如狗狗会将所有的真心都交付与你，我们同样应当去珍视每一个爱着自己，认可自己的生命陪伴，永远是生命中最值得珍视的存在。

Togo (October 17, 1913 – December 5, 1929) was the lead sled dog of Leonhard Seppala and his dog sled team in the 1925 serum run to Nome across central and northern Alaska.Contents1Background2Great Race of Mercy3Aftermath4Film adaptation5See also6ReferencesBackground[edit]Togo was one of the offspring of former lead dog, "Suggen".[1] He was named after the Japanese admiral Tōgō Heihachirō.[2] Initially, he did not look like he had potential as a sled dog. He only grew to about 48 pounds (22kg) in adulthood and had a black, brown, and gray coat that made him appear perpetually dirty.[3]Togo was ill as a young puppy and required intensive nursing from Seppala's wife. He was very bold and rowdy, thus seen as "difficult and mischievous", showing "all the signs of becoming a... canine delinquent" according to one reporter. At first, this behaviour was interpreted as evidence that he had been spoiled by the individual attention given to him during his illness. As he did not seem suited to be a sled dog, Seppala gave him away to be a pet dog at 6 months of age.[4]After only a few weeks as a house pet, Togo jumped through the glass of a closed window and ran several miles back to his original master's kennel. This devotion to the team impressed Seppala, so he did not try to give him away again. However, Togo continued to cause trouble by breaking out of the kennel when Seppala took the team out on runs. He would attack the lead dogs of oncoming teams, "as if... to clear the way for his master". However, one day, he attacked a much stockier malamute leader and was mauled and severely injured. When he recovered, Togo stopped attacking other teams' lead dogs. This would eventually prove a valuable early experience, as it was difficult to teach a lead dog to keep a wide berth of oncoming teams.[5]When Togo was 8 months old, he proved his worth as a sled dog. He had run after the team yet again and slept, unnoticed, near the cabin where Seppala was spending the night. The next day, Seppala spotted him far off in the distance, and understood why his dogs had been so keyed up. Togo continued to make Seppala's work difficult, trying to play with the work dogs and leading them in "charges against reindeer", pulling them off the trail. Seppala had no choice but to put him in a harness to control him, and was surprised that Togo instantly settled down. As the run wore on, Seppala kept moving Togo up the line until, at the end of the day, he was sharing the lead position with the lead dog (named "Russky"). Togo had logged 75 miles on his first day in harness, which was unheard of for an inexperienced young sled dog, especially a puppy. Seppala called him an "infant prodigy", and later added that "I had found a natural-born leader, something I had tried for years to breed"[6]Togo began training, and after a few years filled the lead dog position. He became one of Seppala's most treasured dogs, a close and mutually beneficial relationship that would continue to the end of Togo's life. At the time of the historic Serum Run, he was 12 years old and had been a lead dog for 7 years.[7]According to the historian Earl Aversano, in 1960, in his old age, Seppala recalled "I never had a better dog than Togo. His stamina, loyalty and intelligence could not be improved upon. Togo was the best dog that ever traveled the Alaska trail."Great Race of Mercy[edit]Main article: 1925 serum run to NomeIn 1925, in response to an epidemic, the first batch of 300,240 units of diphtheria serum was delivered by train from Anchorage to Nenana, Alaska, where it was picked up by the first of twenty mushers and more than 100 dogs who relayed the serum a total of 674 miles (1,085km) to Nome.[citation needed]Togo and Seppala traveled 264 miles (425 km) from Nome in three days, and picked up the serum in Shaktoolik on January 31. The temperature was estimated at −30°F (−34°C), and the gale force winds causing a wind chill of −85°F (−65°C).[citation needed]The return trip crossed the exposed open ice of the Norton Sound. The night and a ground blizzard prevented Seppala from being able to see the path but Togo navigated to the roadhouse at Isaac's Point on the shore by 8 PM preventing certain death to his team. After traveling 84 miles (134km) in one day, the team slept for six hours before continuing at 2 AM.[citation needed]Before the night the temperature dropped to −40°F (−40°C), and the wind increased to 65mi/h (105km/h). The team ran across the ice, which was breaking up, while following the shoreline. They returned to shore to cross Little McKinley Mountain, climbing 5,000 feet (1,500 m). After descending to the next roadhouse in Golovin, Seppala passed the serum to Charlie Olsen, who in turn would pass it to Gunnar Kaasen and Balto.[citation needed]Katy Steinmetz in Time Magazine wrote that “the dog that often gets credit for eventually saving the town is Balto, but he just happened to run the last, 55-mile leg in the race. The sled dog who did the lion's share of the work was Togo. His journey, fraught with white-out storms, was the longest by 200 miles and included a traverse across perilous Norton Sound — where he saved his team and driver in a courageous swim through ice floes.” Most people make the mistake of saying Balto is the hero, but Togo is the real hero, by over 200 miles. [8]Aftermath[edit]After the successful serum run, the hero dog Balto became the most famous canine of the run. Many mushers today consider Balto to be the back up dog, as Seppala's team led by Togo covered the longest and most hazardous leg. They made a round trip of 264 miles.[9]Immediately after the relay, Togo and another dog on the team escaped to chase after reindeer, eventually returning to their kennel in Little Creek. Seppala was dismayed that the champion was neglected by the press, commenting "it was almost more than I could bear when the newspaper dog Balto received a statue for his 'glorious achievements'".[10]In October 1926, Seppala, Togo, and a team of dogs went on a tour from Seattle, Washington to California; Seppala and Togo drew large crowds at stadiums and department stores, and even appeared in a Lucky Strike cigarette campaign. In New York City, Seppala drove his team from the steps of City Hall along Fifth Avenue and made a pass through Central Park. The team appeared multiple times at Madison Square Garden, which was being managed by Tom Rickard, formerly of Nome, and where Togo was awarded a gold medal by Roald Amundsen.[citation needed]In New England, they competed in several dog sled races against local Chinooks and won by huge margins. Seppala sold most of his team to a local kennel.[citation needed]In 1928, Elizabeth M. Ricker, of Poland Spring, Maine, wrote and published the book Togo's Fireside Reflections. This now rare book has attained legendary status among Alaska dog mushers. It is every musher's dream to own a copy signed by Seppala, and the musher's holy grail is to find a copy signed by both Seppala and Togo. Seppala inked Togo's paw and helped Togo sign some of the books.[citation needed]Togo retired in Poland Spring, Maine, where he was euthanized on December 5, 1929 at 16 years old. The headline in The New York Sun Times the next day was "Dog Hero Rides to His Death" (Salisbury & Salisbury, 2003), and he was eulogized in many other papers. After his death, Seppala had him custom mounted. The mounted skin was on display at the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne Vermont. Alaskan students started a letter campaign to return Togo to Alaska. Today the mounted skin is on display in a glass case at the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Headquarters museum in Wasilla, Alaska. The Peabody Museum of Natural History at Yale University has his skeleton in their collection.[citation needed]Togo's reputation earned him enduring fame. The popular fictional teen sleuth Nancy Drew named a stray terrier after him in the 1937 novel The Whispering Statue. The dog appears in most of the Nancy Drew novels.[citation needed]

1980年代，正在谢尔本博物馆干活的木匠埃德·布莱希纳发现，在储物室冰箱的顶端，一只丑毛绒狗随意地被弃置在那里。

如果布莱希纳没有饲养雪橇犬的经验，或许他不会对这只磨损严重的狗感兴趣。

他决定，他得深挖它的过去。

而追根刨底的结果令他诧异，这只看似不起眼的西伯利亚哈士奇，曾带领它的雪橇犬队伍完成了 the 1925 Serum Run to Nome(译名1925年血清拉力赛，又名the Great Race of Mercy）中最长，最艰难的的那段路程。

而它的名字，叫多哥。

多哥 1913年10月，在北极圈以南150英里的诺姆（Nome）镇，未来的英雄犬多哥（1913-1929年）诞生了。

它被冠以日本海军上将多哥平八郎的名字（因参加日俄战争而声名海外）。

当时，从外形上看，父亲苏根血脉里的阿拉斯加和西伯利亚雪橇犬的优良基因并没有遗传到它的身上。

它瘦弱，娇小，调皮，还饱受咽喉疼痛的困扰。

而且，这些特质在男主人莱昂哈德·塞帕拉（1877-1967年）眼中，则是无法成为雪橇犬的缺陷。

尽管，塞帕拉同多哥一样，在同类当中都是矮小的那一个。

不过，女主人康斯坦斯依旧会温柔地将它抱在怀里，用热毛巾敷贴它的咽喉处，帮它减轻疼痛，延长它的寿命。

康斯坦斯塞帕拉经营的犬舍是多哥嬉闹的天堂，它极喜欢把自己的鬼主意用在其它雪橇犬身上。

每当塞帕拉将他的种子选手们带出狗舍训练时，多哥总会想方设法，在它们周围窜来窜去。

沮丧的雪橇犬们都不知有多少次被多哥的探头探脑撩没了注意力。

在它六个月大时，有一位女士急需一只看家狗，塞帕拉觉得“资历平平”的小多哥正合适，他干脆把这个惹事精打包送给她。

可惜，他估错了多哥的执拗。

哪怕女士对多哥再好，几个星期以后，它还是毫不犹豫地撞碎女士家紧闭的窗户。

它狂奔了很久，最后终于找到了生养自己的家，塞帕拉做的狗窝。

经此一事，塞帕拉不再想着把它送走，不过他和他的雪橇犬队伍还得继续忍受多哥的调皮。

还好，这种“容忍”在多哥八个月大时有所改变。

塞帕拉那天, 塞帕拉应主顾要求，需要出趟远门。

为了不让多哥这个粘人精继续骚扰他的队伍，他用绳子将它绑住，希望它能老实呆上两天。

然而，不安分者，多哥也。

它还是想好了出逃计划。

它用它那冰蓝色的大眼睛望向7英尺高的围栏，它决定跳过去。

然而，围栏上的金属丝网钩住了它的后腿，它嗷嗷的叫声引来了塞帕拉的帮工。

当丝网被切掉后，多哥又不知悔改、继续它的“追逐”。

竖日清晨，塞帕拉的雪橇犬队伍开始异动，当他想要查明原因抬头张望时，多哥已经屁颠屁颠地飞奔到同类之中了，而且它还不怕死地继续咬着雪橇犬领队的大耳朵。

哦，或许它此刻已经忘记了，它之前那场，被恼羞成怒的雪橇犬教训（咬伤）过的惨痛经历。

多哥塞帕拉别无他法，只得让多哥同他们一起上路。

为了阻止它的闹腾，不让它再追着驯鹿疯跑，塞帕拉决定让它暂当一回“雪橇犬”。

当绳索挂在多哥的脖颈上，它开始变得严肃而认真，它拉紧绳子沿着正确的轨迹前进。

尽管它还青葱年少，它的第一次“行伍”之旅还是惊掉了塞帕拉的下巴——它竟能一鼓作气，跟上同伴的脚步狂奔许久。

塞帕拉卸下它的绳索，给它挪到了最前方的位置，他倒要看看，当它负责带队时，它又会如何表现呢？

尽管那天是多哥第一次真正成为行伍中的一员，可它展现出来的爆发力惊人，它竟然跑了长长的75英里。

塞帕拉不由得赞叹：这简直就是难得一见的小神童啊！

它天生的领导力可不正是他寻觅良久的吗。

多哥1924年12月，位于苏厄德半岛（Seward Peninsula）的诺姆如往年一般进入漫长的冬季（7个月），维多利亚轮船早已离港，其他的交通工具也因冰冻无法通行。

在来年的阳光温暖到足以将冰河消融前，镇子里的居民仿佛与世隔绝了一般。

然而，当两岁的爱斯基摩小男孩在就诊的第二日离奇死亡后，诺姆镇开始了它生死存亡的惊险时刻。

柯蒂斯·韦尔奇已在诺姆行医18年，作为小镇唯一的医生，他未曾在小镇上发现过一处白喉病例。

彼时，在没有得到男孩父母的同意下，他无权进行尸检，他还不能断定，男孩所患病症就是白喉。

而且，这种易感染的病例，并没有出现在小男孩的三个兄弟姐妹身上。

韦尔奇1925年1月，韦尔奇医生在为另一个三岁男孩看诊时，才确定，白喉这种可怕的急性呼吸道传染病，真的来到了小镇。

尽管他知道了病因，他还是无能为力地看着小男孩在第二天死去。

不久，在他决定将过期抗毒素冒险用在发病的小女孩身上后，她幼小的生命依旧无法挽回。

实际上，韦尔奇医生早在去年夏天就已重新订购了抗毒素，然而这些救命药并没有及时送到。

医生知道，如果没有抗毒素，白喉会在诺姆居民（一说有975个白人，和455个爱斯基摩人）之间迅速传播，最后可能无人能活。

1925年01月22日，韦尔奇医生发送紧急电报，警告周边城镇疫情的危险性。

随后，他又电报华盛顿特区的美国公共卫生服务局，告诉他们诺姆小镇当前所面临的困境，他强调：诺姆镇急需抗毒素。

诺姆镇的医院然而，仅是得到抗毒素供应还不够，如何将它安全送达诺姆镇则是个大难题。

诺姆镇的卫生委聚在一起讨论各种可能，市长梅纳德提议使用灌木丛飞机运送。

然而，破旧飞机的水冷式发动机在零下几十度的鬼天气里早已被冻住。

它开放式的驾驶舱也不适合在寒冷而短暂的白昼中飞行（在运送第二批次血清的多次尝试中，此法也验证为不可行）。

而且，操作这种机型的两位飞行员也早已离世。

会议最后敲定，只能采用古老运输——通过雪橇犬接力的方式运送抗毒素。

回首这段历史，我们会发现，整个雪橇接力赛由南向北再往西，形成一条横长竖短的“7“字形路线（如图）。

第一批抗毒素补给（约30万单位的血清）在安克雷奇铁路医院打包，通过火车北上运往尼纳纳车站。

接力赛路线图1925年1月27日，接力赛第一人怀尔德·比尔·香农在车站接过这份九公斤重的血清包裹继续北上。

当时，户外的温度低于零下50度，香农和9只雪橇犬在结冰了的塔纳纳河上行驶。

他让自己尽可能地靠近雪橇犬，期望获得些许温暖。

凌晨三点，香农抵达明托车站，那时他的脸部有些地方已经冻得发黑，他赶紧进屋用火将血清回温。

四个小时后，他再次整理好装备，将3只受伤的雪橇犬留下后继续在酷寒的户外行进（其中两只在归家途中死亡）。

1925年1月28日，正午前，香农终于在筋疲力尽前将包裹交给了第二个队伍，埃德加·卡尔兰兹和他的雪橇犬们。

卡尔兰兹再次将血清加热解冻，然后带着它在森林里穿行。

下午四点，跑了31英里的他们终于到达曼利温泉，但卡尔兰兹的手却死死地冻在了雪橇把手上，当热水倾倒在粘黏处，他的双手才得到了解脱。

接力赛路线图就这样，九公斤的血清刚从上一任接力小组脱手，进行加热后，又迅速跟着下一任接力小组出发，随后经由丹·格林、约翰尼·福杰尔、山姆·约瑟夫、蒂图斯·尼古拉……。

整个接力看似紧张有序，可实际上，这里存在一个“致命“的风险——负责最长段的莱昂哈德·塞帕拉并不知晓这样的变动。

彼时的他依旧按照原计划和他的雪橇犬们勇往直前，争取以最快的速度到达约定好的奴拉托，但增派的雪橇小组已经带着血清越过奴拉托了。

赛帕拉1900年，莱昂哈德·塞帕拉为了心中的淘金梦，从挪威北部一个不知名的小村庄移居诺姆。

然而，初来乍到的他只能在阿拉斯加当矿工，还要时不时的忍受北冰洋的咆哮。

后来，雪橇犬为他带来了职业的新方向，凭借自身极佳的运动天赋和良好的驯养技巧，他成了本地有名的雪橇手。

当他参赛时，这个小个头的混血儿甚至会悠哉悠哉地抽着雪茄，任凭他的雪橇犬们在其他选手羡慕的眼光下带着他呼啸而过。

当诺姆当局召集血清接力赛的雪橇犬队伍时，曾经蝉联1915至1917年阿拉斯加雪橇犬大赛冠军的塞帕拉脱颖而出。

他义不容辞，立即从他的狗狗里挑选出雪橇犬精英，时年12岁的多哥尽管已不算年轻，可赛帕拉依旧选择让它担任领队。

赛帕拉和多哥1925年1月27日他们从诺姆出发，一路向东，在穿越诺顿海峡后继续向前。

尽管他们一行已经奔波了170英里，劳累了三个昼夜，可他估计，他们还要继续疾驰100多英里，才有可能拿到血清。

1925年1月31日在赶往沙克托利克的路上，赛帕拉遇到了另一个雪橇犬队伍。

他看到负责指挥的雪橇手正企图让乱成一团的成员们恢复秩序。

不过他并没有打算上前帮忙，他还有“救命“的任务要完成，他不知道自己八岁的女儿西格丽德是否已经进了医生的感染名单上。

他将走神的雪橇犬们拉回正道上来，提醒它们要”犬“不停蹄地往前赶。

赛帕拉和他的雪橇犬然而，这个他以为的无关紧要的“路人”，其实就是为他带来血清的交接人亨利·伊万诺夫。

因为他一直都在赶路，他也没有接收到过任何的电报消息，所以他并不知道这种接力小组的存在。

就像他不知自己因为走捷径，已经和好几个想要通知他的人错过了。

还好，亨利·伊万诺夫赶忙朝他呐喊：“血清，血清，在我这儿！

”谢天谢地，塞帕拉最后紧急刹车，让伊万诺夫手里的血清成功交接。

原本，伊万诺夫想要沿着既定路线前进，希望能和塞帕拉相遇。

然而，当一只驯鹿冒出来时，他的雪橇犬们瞬间乱成一团，他不得已滞留在原地，他一边训斥这些调皮鬼，一边又努力把缠成结的绳子解开。

未完待续。

Ref:《The Cruelest Mile》，written by Gay & Laney Salisbury,2003http://www.workingdogweb.com/Final-Journey-for-Togo.htmhttps://life-with-a-husky.com/2017/12/17/togo-the-true-hero/https://baltostruestory.net/togo.htmhttps://www.polygon.com/disney-plus/2019/12/4/20995392/togo-review-disney-plus-streaming-willem-dafoe-release-datehttps://www.animationsource.org/board/balto-togo-true-info-true-story-lots-of-photos-t7590.htmlhttps://www.the-scientist.com/foundations/the-sled-dogs-that-stopped-an-outbreak-32260Etc...

1.女主人照顾重病的多哥，给了它一条活路2.男主接受了多哥作为宠物版权归作者所有，任何形式转载请联系作者。

作者：Never give up🐾🐾（来自豆瓣）来源：https://movie.douban.com/review/13316720/剧情最让我感动的是多哥的顽强勇敢，使命感信念感和对主人无限的忠诚，即便是生命的最后一刻也要和主人在一起，最佩服的首先是男主人的对小镇每一个人无私的大爱，责任感，使命感，勇敢坚韧还有信念感，环境无论多么恶劣坚决不放弃，找到出路回家送血清，还有完成血清使命之后对多哥心痛与后悔是多么的真诚诚恳，即便很心痛不愿接受，但依然知道自己是谁该做什么，生活要继续，因为需要自己做的事情还有很多。

另一个最让我佩服的就是男主人的妻子，非常的深明大义，聪明善良勇敢，大爱无私，包容宽容，即便非常担心非常不愿意让自己的老公和多哥去冒险，但依然不会干涉老公的选择，尊重老公的选择，她非常了解她老公，相信他老公，她知道她老公的选择没错。

最后故事的结尾上报纸出名的不是多哥和男主人，他一点都不在乎，男主人只在乎多哥还能陪伴自己最后的日子，更在乎他与多哥之间纯真真挚的感情，这种品质太珍贵了，太值得我去学习和反思。

另附

Every frame of this movie is a desktop wallpaper.Togo reminds me again that all along, dogs have been valued for their loyalty, intelligence, stamina, and courage for a reason.Also reminds me of White Fang, and I wanna read the novel again right away...「I always thought he lived for the sled, when all along, what he lived for was me.」The bond between dogs and human is always fascinating.

he's longing for accompanying his master

当代有好多关于人类的朋友-狗的故事。

但在我们看来，能成为英雄的也就只有Togo吧。

在影片中，男主人公在整段生命之路中，经历了最最艰难的一段路程，最终到达终点的不是他和多哥，而人们以为最后送到医院的巴尔托就是英雄。

真正知道实情的人们，不约而同的赶来致谢，而男主低调的性格，淡泊名与利，在多哥最后的时光里只想陪伴着它，不与之争。

真英雄，就是这样。

默默无闻的付出，不求回报。

多哥是天生的Leader，多哥为使命而生，为男主而生！

今天看完了一部温情的冒险片《多哥》本片讲述了雪橇犬多哥和主人阿塞的故事。

阿塞为了拯救阿拉斯加的孩子，带着自己年迈的领头犬多哥，冒着暴风雪，穿越雪山和冰封的湖面往返运送血清。

在回忆中，小时候的多哥总是能挣脱阿塞的管控，一次又一次寻找着外出的多哥。

阿塞原以为多哥只是好动，是天性的活泼，便让他当上雪橇的领头犬。

当他们历经艰险运回血清，多哥的右腿因为受伤而绑上了绷带，阿塞把他留在屋子里出去工作，多哥望着远去的阿塞，不停扒拉的屋门，奔跑着冲向阿塞。

那一刻，阿塞明白:原来从始至终多哥所追逐的并不是雪橇，而是阿塞自己。

如果说忠犬八公讲述的是动物对人的坚守，我认为多哥讲述则是动物对人的奔赴。

片中让人动容的不但是多哥对阿塞绝对的忠诚和追逐，同样令人动容的是阿塞对于多哥深厚的爱，他们互相都无法割舍，无法离开对方。

在多哥和阿塞的身上，也彰显着勇气和责任，令人敬佩。

人应该和狗学习怎么做人。

看见多哥脚受伤了真想去吹吹，人受伤？

有破伤风吗？

没有？

真可惜。

幼犬好可爱啊，动物小时候真的可爱冒泡。

“1925血清接力”诺母镇上出现了传染病，在儿童之间传染力很强已经有两位儿童死亡，如果一周内没有拿到血清镇上的儿童死亡率几乎100％，在整个血清接力赛程中多哥在零下50度跑了425km ，跑了接近40％的路程，最后一棒是雪橇犬巴尔托把血清送到小镇手上，在纽约中央公园有巴尔托的雕像。

多哥非常聪明顽强，雪橇手都因为长途跋涉极端天气失去意志了。

在浮冰上狗群因为海峡冰面破裂慌张，雪橇手用改编的莎士比亚《亨利》来激励多哥和狗群，底下的冰层裂缝和闪电一样紧追不舍，在浮冰上水上漂……拍得真恢弘。

作为一个leader 不管是狗是人都得担负很多。

/多哥这个名字来源于不被看好的狗和不被看好的人，和日本海军元帅东乡平八郎创下近代史上东方黄种人打败西方白种人的先例同名。

/我在想是怎么训练多哥单脚跑的？

今年看了俄罗斯的忠犬帕尔顿，差点意思

还好togo善始善终……整部电影画面精美，叙事温暖，看的我尸体复活了。。

🤗和妈妈一起看的 我全程 oh....... that's sooooooooo sweet😍😍😣😣❤️❤️❤️😭😭看到驿站那里还以为togo要死在那了😱😱😭😭被吓晕还好结局也暖暖的😢👏👏👏👏👏yes！！！！！

男主也选的特别特别好！

演的也很好！！！

而且最后照片出来的时候 主角和狗狗都和照片超级像！

很还原！！！

💗💗总之观感很温柔，很好❤️❤️😊😊缓慢美好的叙事和音乐，画面，故事，也不会让人觉得无聊(┯_┯)我和妈妈评价都很好！

五星！！！

不要因为我个头小、存活率低、体能一般、毛色杂乱，就看不起我～ 我头脑聪明、奔跑速度快若捷豹，并且有一颗“幸存者的心”，甚至明白自己超凡能力之所在～在一众平凡的二哈里，我才是双商、野心、毅力、能力、品格俱佳的灵魂lead dog，天选大狗子～小时候捣蛋大王、逃跑专家、攀爬技能堪比喵子，怎奈不会走猫步躲不开玻璃瓶子～过于可爱了（褒义）～长大忠诚执着、勇猛沉稳、每一次的危险我都精准定位，比主子更快反应，能够欺骗死神～ 当之无愧的英雄狗子～配进卧室睡床的独一份儿～ 好了，请看美（萌）图～

关不住我的，谢谢～

逃出生天耍个帅～

直接晋级，升我做leader～

壮丽阿拉斯加

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