Faithful dog refuse to leave owner’s grave

Captain, A lovely German Shepard from Argentina, proves that there isn’t such a loyal animal like a dog. Meagul Guzman adopted this dog for his son in 2005 as a birthday present – but ended up bonding
with the dog himself. around 2006 Meagul past away – and Captain refused to be separated from his owner.
A few days after Meagul died, his wife and child found out their beloved dog is missing. They went out to search for their dog, and when they couldn’t find it they assumed he got ran over by car or adopted by a different family. The next time they went to visit Meagul’s grave they faced a surprise: Captain traced his (ex)owner’s grave – and decided to go be with him.
Since that case the family tried to get the dog back with them, more than a couple of times – but Captain is too loyal, He always go back to the cemetery, which became his new home, right along side with his owner. – refusing to go anywhere else.
Meagul’s son say he would love to see Captain back home, but can understand it’s feelings, loving it’s owner so much that it wont let a little thing like death keep them apart.

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