Watch How dogs Mourn the Death of their Owners

Watch how the Man's best friend mourns the death of their owner as the emotional dogs grieve the passing of their beloved companion

Dogs are the man's best friend, the statement is not just epitome of loyalty but also of love and friendship. The saddest part comes in when we have to deal with the passing away of a pet dog.

These beautiful angelic creatures long only for one's love, even the food and shelter comes in secondary for them. Over time men befriended the dogs and as the ages passed numerous stories of their adventures spread across the globe. And every time, the most painful part was to lose your best buddy, who always had your back when you were sad or came tired after a long office or school hour or even longer jobs in war zones, words will be simply not enough to describe losing of a pet dog.

But what happens when the dog owner dies and the dog has to deal with the death of their owner? Yes it's incredibly painful for the poor creature to move on due to it's humble nature to stay loyal to their owner even in their deaths, as they carry forward the bond till the end of their lives.

In the above video you will see a husky crying uncontrollably with sober gasps while laying on its owners grave as the family tries to console the poor dog.

You might not cry watching a dog owner cry but you will definitely cry watching a pet dog or any other animal grieve. We simply can't see our precious pets cry as the heavy feelings pierces directly through one's heart, making it very emotional and hard to not cry.

There have been numerous extraordinary stories of pet dogs dealing with their owners death but the above one certainly gives an idea how the dogs feel in the aftermath of their owners death, as dogs can sense death more strongly compared to motherly sixth sense in humans.

Ciccio the Italian Dog turns up to Dead Owner's Church everyday

Coming to another extraordinary story of a loyal dog we came across Ciccio, a 7 year old Italian German Shepherd who visits Santa Maria Assunta church in the village of San Donaci in Puglia everyday where he used to visit daily with his master until she died.

But the loyal dog continues the tradition of visiting the church daily sitting next to the priest hoping for a reunion with his master.

Surprising fact is Ciccio showed up at his masters funeral without anyone telling him about it. Young Ciccio has found a new home as the villagers adopted him after being moved by his loyalty for his deceased master. They treat him as their own by giving him food, water and lots of affection.

Ciccio also reminds us of Hachiko, an Akita breed dog waited 9 years at the train station for his beloved master, unaware that his master passed away. Even a movie was made featuring the legend of True friendship and love which you can watch below:

Hachiko: A Dog's Tale (inspired by a True Story from Japan)

Another dog story which was very similar to Hachiko and Ciccio was that of Capitan who also had to deal with his masters death, with the only difference being that these dogs had different breeds.

Capitan, a German Shepherd never left his masters grave for 6 years showing his unshakable love for his owner even in his death and just like Ciccio, Capitan too found his masters grave on his own.

Among loyal dogs who refused to leave their deceased owners site, few popular pet dogs include Tommy, Ron, Leao and Hawkeye. Tommy and Ron(bull terrier) refused eat or drink anything as they mourned their beloved owners death and left only when the family members intervened and took them back to their home as a reminder of the deceased.

Meanwhile Leao lost his master in Rio de Janeiro floods in 2011 and Hawkeye lost his master in the line of duty with each of them paying incredible tribute to their masters while staying by their side as they did when they were alive.

Dog Mourns his Dead Puppy friend

Dogs aren't just loyal to humans they also show the same affection for their own kind as well especially those that live on streets. Whenever they get in trouble the others are always there to help them out. The busy streets are the most unsafe place for these dogs, as they lose their companions to unfortunate accidents like in the video above.

Of all these stories the three common things that one could observe is the fact that dogs no matter what species, they never let go of their bonds with their masters and friends even in death.

Their mourning can continue until their last breath or until unless a family member intervenes.

Dogs carry on the title of man's best friend selflessly by sticking to their owners side for eternity. So love dogs, rescue them and rejoice their selfless company that no other human can ever do. :'(