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really sad story,i cried when i watched it.
yes,it does and hachiko (the real one) died on March 8,1935 (12 years old)
yes there is its entitled "hachiko waits" HOPE this helped ya :-)
YES.
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No the dog died
In the 2007 movie Firehouse Dog, Rexxx does not die. He takes a bad fall during a skydiving stunt and loses his original owner. When found, he is renamed Dewey and becomes a firehouse hero.
Did you mean Hachi from the movie "Hachi: A Dog's Story"? Hachi was an Akita (Japanese variety).
Akita. This type of dog is a very good breed. I highly recommend getting one.
The movie completely based on Hachiko either goes by the name "Hachi: A Dog's Tale" or "Hachiko: A Dog's Tale." It was released in 2009 and stars Richard Gere. There are also a few films that include brief references to Hachiko. One for instance, is Scooby-Doo and the Samurai Sword. Hachiko's statue has his own scene in that particular movie.
In the bath tub
You can watch it in youtube letmewatchthis.com/watch-22202-Hachiko-A-Dogs-Story
No,i have already seen it,its so touching
Hachiko dien because of filarial worms in his heart and he swallowed 3 or 4 yakitori sticks (these sticks were found on his stomach) HOPE this helped ya :-)
Hachiko was a Japanese Akita.He was loyal..R.I.P Hachiko And His Master..
He died from a brain hemorrhage
Hachiko was a beautiful white Akita from Japan, and he grew to be over 90lbs. He was found by a professor in Japan when Hachiko was just 2 months old. Hachiko would visit the train station and wait for his owner to come back from work each day. Sadly, when Hachiko was roughly 1.5 years old, his owner has a stroke whilst at work and died, and so he didn't arrive back whilst Hachiko waited. Akita's often get very attached to one person, and Hachiko was no exception. He ran away, back to the station, when another family tried to take him in. Hachiko returned to the train station every day and waited for his owner to return until his own death almost 10 years later. A statue has been erected Save outside the station where Hachiko used to sit. Because of this true tale, Akitas are often seen as the most loyal breeds of dog.
Prince Hachiko was born in 542.
Hachiko was born on November 10, 1923.