Exactly for whom was the dog parceled in Hachi: A Dog's Tale?
In the movie Hachi: A Dog's Tale we have seen in the beginning of the movie that dog was being parceled. So whom it was parceled to and why didn't the owner for whom it was parceled bother to search for it? So was there some other significance which I missed in the movie?
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In the movie the dog escaped from the train. Depending on where the dog was sent from and when the dog was declared missing from his package the search area could be immense. Furthermore the owners probably could have filed an insurance claim and gotten a new dog for free. That's definitely easier than searching for a missing puppy around potentially hundreds of miles of track.
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This is attributed to dogs and cats the most. It's a debatable concept and it's about beliefs. But from the movie point of view the special reason to bring the ball from Hachi is to save the life of Parker.What is the true story of Hachiko the dog?
\u201cHachi: A Dog's Tale\u201d is based on the true story of an Akita so devoted to his master that he waited for him each day at a Tokyo train station. After the man, a Japanese college professor, died in 1925, the dog continued his daily vigil for nine years until his death.Did Hachiko waited the professor every day at the station?
Hachiko waited patiently every day for Hidesaburo Ueno, his owner, at the local train station even after his owner passed away. Source: Wikipedia.How many dogs were used in the making of Hachi?
Three Akita dogs were used in the role of Hachiko and they were the real stars, Gere said. \u201cAkitas are extremely difficult to train.The most emotional scene in Hachiko: A Dog's Story
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At the start, when the label on the puppy carrier gets torn, you get a brief glimpse of the address. The puppy was being sent to a person (perhaps) named Stephen Towers and his address was 121 Jordan Ave, Bedridge, RI 02895. Bedridge appears to be a small town, so if the person was still there, he would have seen the fliers. Therefore, I would guess that he had already left the place at the time the puppy was sent to him from Japan.
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