Hachiko The True Story Of A Loyal Dog

People and animals relate to each other in many ways and this can help them. They can help each other to not feel lonely and to feel like they have a strong relationship. They can connect through a loving relationship, a mental connection that forms a relationship, or they can relate as companions and friends. In this essay, I will talk about the specific relationships and ways humans and animals help each other through those relationships. The first way they connect is through a loving relationship. This will usually be found when an owner and a pet share love. In the story Hachiko: The True Story Of A Loyal Dog, there is a dog and an owner who love each other. One day the owner dies. The dog continues loving the owner and following the owner’s routine every single day just without the person still with him. “Still waiting for Dr Ueno (the owner)” until the dog dies. This story tells of a dog who had so much love for one person, and had such a strong relationship with that owner, that he continued loving the owner after he died. This story is prime example of a loving animals and people relationship. To find love between an animal and a human, you don't have to look much farther than pet owners all around you. Most people with pets feel this love. Pet Owners almost always feel love for their pets.
When people and animals feel the same things, they can feel connected. We read a story called Monkey Master about a monkey named Congo who is an artist. “Ape Artists… Art after all is only as important as its audience.” This quote from the story shows how the human art critic, who wrote the story, can feel a connection to the monkey, through its art. This helps other humans understand animals, as well as the person writing the story. Art is a very thought provoking and involving thing and it is a very good way to connect to the artist, even if that artist happens to be an