1. In 1996, Ivan Mishukov, who was only four years old, was sadly somehow abandoned by his parents. He survived by begging for food on the streets of Moscow. During this time, he discovered that he was the most desirable and comfortable resident with homeless dogs, with whom he met on the streets and with whom he shared food. He told social workers that he was better with dogs than with his parents, because they love and protect him. His connection with these dogs was so strong that it took the police more than a month to completely separate him and his canine companions.
2. In 1920, two girls living in India named Amala and Kamala were found alive with a she-wolf — half a wolf and half human. The monk noticed the wolf-mother and clubs, two of which were long and dull hair and looked like people. The girls he found were nocturnal, walked on all fours and had large calluses on their knees and palms. They were partial to raw meat, they drank, rubbing liquids with their tongues and eating in the near position. They were eventually taken to an orphanage in Mindapore, India.
3. A two-year-old child named Prateep Chumnoon was found in the Thai province of Nakhon Si-Tammarat with his grandmother. Grandmother was impoverished, and also owned a dog. When the woman went to work, she left Pratepa with a dog. She so often left him with a dog that the boy began to make dog sounds, and not human words. When it was discovered, he was sent to a social welfare center.
4. A Chilean boy, who was left as a child, survived in a cave for eleven years with the help of a family of fifteen stray dogs who lived near the port of Talcahuano on the Pacific coast of Chile, and found him and adopted him soon after his birth. They taught him to clean food in the same way as they did, and one of the dogs even allowed him to feed from her.
As you can see, sometimes living with dogs can be better than living with people.
