Broadcaster Lee Gyeong-gyu shed hot tears.
In KBS2’s entertainment show’Dogs are great’, broadcast on the 21st, the story of’Daru’, a dosa dog born on an edible dog farm, was told. He was trapped in a pit for six months and was adopted by a guardian just before euthanasia.
Since he has lived the life of a blind dog, training is essential for companion life. However, during the training he was dealing with, his condition rapidly deteriorated. Kang Hyung-wook announced the suspension of training.
There were a lot of serious problems with the body due to life at the food dog farm I was dealing with. He had a seizure while biting the bubbles that overlapped with mental trauma caused by anxiety and fear, and tried to fall asleep in a corner. Kang Hyung-wook patted Dari, who had a limp, “It’s okay, live as you want,” and “If you’re finished with the disease, apply again.”
Lee Gyeong-gyu, who ran for a month in anxious heart, watched Daru without a word, but eventually shed tears.
He couldn’t talk for a while and stole tears, saying, “That… that… I was in elementary school.” He said, “I saw a lot of fighting dogs in elementary school. Then, it was my first time seeing a dosa dog in a few decades…”
These scenes rang not only from Jang Do-yeon and the guardians, but also the hearts of viewers.
Viewers said, “Lee Kyung-gyu tears my heart down. I will pray for a happy and healthy life when dealing with it”, “I cried too much yesterday. I was a fan of Kyung-gyu, but I saw him crying with a runny nose.”, “Daru guardian angel “Thank you so much and thank you”, “The only edible dog farm in the world that is dying from slaughter and abuse”, “Abolish Korea’s shameful edible dog farm”, “Mr. Lee Gyeong-gyu has a painful memory of the Dosa Yellowy There must be this. I also cried when I saw him crying.”