Dog saves its friend from drowning in river in viral video. But, Twitter has some questions
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A video that has gone viral on social media shows a dog saving another dog from drowning in the river. The video has 2 million views.
A video of a dog saving another dog from drowning has gone viral on social media. The dog goes into the river to fetch a twig but it loses balance and gets carried away by the river current. However, it gets help from a friend who was just standing close. The video was shared by Gabriele Corno and it has 2 million views so far.
The viral video shows a dog jumping into the river to fetch a twig. However, it is not clear who threw the piece of twig into the river. While the dog is able to grab the twig, he loses control due to the strong river current. He starts to get carried away in the water when another dog comes to its rescue. He holds on to the long branch and stops him from being carried away by the current any further.
Watch the video here:
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While some lauded the dog for helping out its friend, there were others who were not convinced by this video. They asked in the comments section if the video was staged.
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