Stray Dog Interrupts Performance To Help Actor Who's Pretending To Be Injured

[sl8]

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Stray Dog Interrupts Performance To Help Actor Who’s Pretending To Be Injured

[blueinredohio]

1. So sweet!

[Celerity]

2. I so hope the actor finds the dog 🐕🐕🐕

[littlemissmartypants]

3. We really don't deserve them. Thanks for sharing this, sl8. ❤

[StarryNite]

6. I agree...

We really don’t deserve them.
What a sweet dog.

[mainer]

4. Turkey is so good to its stray animals

Street dogs and cats are cared-for and fed by everyone.

[PatSeg]

5. Thanks, what a great way to start the day!

[Emile]

7. That dog was genuinely concerned for the guy.

[area51]

8. Who's a good doggie?

[FM123]

9. 100% what my heart needed to start the day!

[niyad]

10. May they be reunited.

[Joinfortmill]

11. 👍

[Pepsidog]

12. A bit off topic but I have become addicted to Turkish historical series. The shows can be found on

You Tube and by googling Turkish shows. The acting is as good, if not better, than American actors. Each episode runs 2-21/2 hours without commercials and one series has about 169 episodes. The historical dramas tell the story of the creation of the Ottoman Empire from a tribe to the end of empire after WWI. I have learned a great deal about entire region the encompassed the Ottoman Empire which is relevant today especially in the Balkans and Middle East. It’s subtitles but easy to follow. As I watched this clip I immediately recognized the actors were speaking Turkish. Anyway, it’s great television for those who are interested. The series about Suleiman The Magnificent, Sultan Abdul Hamid II, and Ertrugal were all top notch. Some shows can be found on Netflix. Google watch Turkish Tv series or Kayifamilytv.com and many other sites where you can watch the shows free. Also, I have a much better understanding of the Islamic Faith after watching these shows.