Reconocen a la perrita Frida como una de las mejores canes del mundo en 2019 (+fotos)

La perrita Frida famosa por su labor de rescate en varios sismos de México, fue considerada entre los mejores perros de 2019.

El sitio de tecnología Mashable seleccionó a los canes que realizaron acciones extraordinarias o conmovieron al mundo en el año.

Entre los perritos que destacan en la lista está también Bear, encargado de hallar koalas enfermos en los recientes incendios forestales en Australia.

Los golden retriever Charlie y Maverick enternecieron al mundo pues uno de ellos se convirtió en el lazarillo del otro que es ciego.

This is Charlie and Maverick. Charlie had his eyes removed due to glaucoma, but then Maverick came along as his little helper. Now they’re doing amazing. Both 14/10 pic.twitter.com/qjkhYLihEO

— WeRateDogs® (@dog_rates) March 18, 2019

El pastor de Maremma llamado Tula cuidó durante ocho años a pingüinos, lo que ayudo a que la población de aves pasara de 10 a 182 en la isla de Victoria, en Australia.

This is Tula. She’s been protecting the penguins of Middle Island in southwest Victoria for the last 8 years. Increasing their population from less than 10, to over 100. This week she retired, but not before helping train a new class of penguin protectors. 15/10 thank you, Tula pic.twitter.com/jShGrHbzkD

— WeRateDogs® (@dog_rates) October 19, 2019

Stella se volvió viral tras aprender a comunicarse con un sistema donde presiona botones de una caja de resonancia para decir palabras como comer o caminar.

 

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It was a bit of a manic Monday morning over here! But through the chaos, came great communication from Stella. Take a look at these two videos that show one of Stella’s buttons resetting, and how she responded to this situation. • Video 1: When Stella said “outside,” her back right paw accidentally reset her “beach” button. Stella knows what that beeping sound means because this has happened several times before. Stella commented “Mad” then “Want” but her “want” button didn’t activate either! Unfortunately Stella’s beach button broke. • Video 2: While Jake and I were discussing options, Stella walked to her device, looked where the “beach” button should be, and said, “Help water outside.” 😲😲😲 • We can learn several lessons from our morning! First of all, we should always have backup buttons. Secondly, Stella gets upset when she can’t say one of her favorite words! Situations like these show why AAC users should never have words removed from their devices. Lastly, it’s incredible that Stella found a different way to communicate “beach” since her button was no longer an option.

Una publicación compartida por Christina Hunger, MA, CCC-SLP (@hunger4words) el 11 de Nov de 2019 a las 12:47 PST

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