A couple had been married for several years without a child. For the purpose of companionship, they bought a Rottweiler puppy, named it Hatchi and loved her like a child. The dog had access to all the rooms in the house. The puppy grew to become a large, beautiful dog and had on several occasions saved d couples from robbery. Hatchi was always faithful, loyal and defended its owners against any danger.
Seven years later, the couple was blessed to have the long-
awaited son. They were very happy with their new son and decreased the
attention they had been giving the dog. Hatchi felt neglected and began to get jealous
of the baby.
One day the couple left the baby sleeping peacefully in his cradle and went to
the terrace to prepare a roast. They were shocked as they were heading
to the nursery and saw Hatchi in the hallway with a bloody mouth, wagging its tail. The dog's owner thought the worst, pulled out a weapon and immediately killed the dog. Rushed to the baby's room and found a beheaded snake close to the baby. The owner begins to mourn and exclaims I killed my faithful dog!
How often have we misjudged people without finding out facts.
The next time we are tempted to judge and condemn anyone remember the
story of a faithful dog Hatchi.

Is this a true story?

Plenty loopholes in this story.If a couple comes inside the house, their first instinct is to check their baby not the dog. Are you trying to say that the couple came home, saw blood on the floor , went to look for weapon (assuming knife), stabbed the dog to death, before checking for their baby

I understand your point but this story is bogus.

okay

Ok. I don learn good lesson.

Sad story, #Godwin#

Thou shall not judge

You do realise that dogs are absolutely terrified of snakes, hyenas, lions and numerous other animals ryt?

so u now dey tell me say a rotweiler behead snake?

pls tell me again how the man just went into the house and without checking on the baby, goes straight to wherever it his he got his "WEAPON" and came back out to end the dog.
abi na d tin he dey use do the roastin he use shuk d dog?

raayah:
Plenty loopholes in this story.If a couple comes inside the house, their girst instinct is to check their baby not the dog. Are you trying to say that the couple came home, saw blood on the floor , went to look for weapon (assuming knife), stabbed the dog to death, before checking for their baby

I understand your point but this story is bogus.

Perhaps you don't understand simple English
The dog's owner thought the worst, pulled out a weapon and immediately killed the dog.[/quote]

..NOTED!

This is a well known fable.
http://www.snopes.com/critters/defender/babysave.asp