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FEATURE - Kamera für den Hund
Have you ever wondered how your dog spends his or her day when you're not around? Well now you can take a look (if you dare).
PetNow is the world’s first wearable high definition camera for dogs giving owner's the opportunity to capture a first-person perspective of their mutt’s life and activities when they are home alone.
PetNow consists of three parts: a "soft, lightweight, breathable" harness, a Wi-Fi-connected HD video camera that quick-mounts onto that harness, and an iOS/Android app.
Utilising the app, users can view the camera's live-streamed 1080p/30fps video at any time, wherever there's internet access. They can also talk to their pet via a two-way audio system.
Additionally, if the animal wanders into an unlit part of the house at night, the camera's night vision system will still show what's going on.
Should users wish to record and then share any of the video (or take still photos), they can do so via the app. And if they want to instead go for a more traditional dog-monitoring setup, in which a stationary camera watches over one room, the camera can simply be removed from the harness and set in an included base.
PetNow is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. If it reaches production, a pledge of US$79 will get you a system, with your choice of five harness sizes. The planned retail price is $169.
Kickstarter link: http://kck.st/2KJu7sW
When: 19 Aug 2019
Credit: PetNow/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Kamera für den Hund
Have you ever wondered how your dog spends his or her day when you're not around? Well now you can take a look (if you dare).
PetNow is the world’s first wearable high definition camera for dogs giving owner's the opportunity to capture a first-person perspective of their mutt’s life and activities when they are home alone.
PetNow consists of three parts: a "soft, lightweight, breathable" harness, a Wi-Fi-connected HD video camera that quick-mounts onto that harness, and an iOS/Android app.
Utilising the app, users can view the camera's live-streamed 1080p/30fps video at any time, wherever there's internet access. They can also talk to their pet via a two-way audio system.
Additionally, if the animal wanders into an unlit part of the house at night, the camera's night vision system will still show what's going on.
Should users wish to record and then share any of the video (or take still photos), they can do so via the app. And if they want to instead go for a more traditional dog-monitoring setup, in which a stationary camera watches over one room, the camera can simply be removed from the harness and set in an included base.
PetNow is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. If it reaches production, a pledge of US$79 will get you a system, with your choice of five harness sizes. The planned retail price is $169.
Kickstarter link: http://kck.st/2KJu7sW
When: 19 Aug 2019
Credit: PetNow/Cover Images
**EDITORIAL USE ONLY. MATERIALS ONLY TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH EDITORIAL STORY. THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS FOR ADVERTISING, MARKETING OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL PURPOSE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. COVER IMAGES DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF THE MATERIALS. MATERIAL COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH STATED PHOTOGRAPHER AND/OR SUPPLIER.** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Kamera für den Hund
Have you ever wondered how your dog spends his or her day when you're not around? Well now you can take a look (if you dare).
PetNow is the world’s first wearable high definition camera for dogs giving owner's the opportunity to capture a first-person perspective of their mutt’s life and activities when they are home alone.
PetNow consists of three parts: a "soft, lightweight, breathable" harness, a Wi-Fi-connected HD video camera that quick-mounts onto that harness, and an iOS/Android app.
Utilising the app, users can view the camera's live-streamed 1080p/30fps video at any time, wherever there's internet access. They can also talk to their pet via a two-way audio system.
Additionally, if the animal wanders into an unlit part of the house at night, the camera's night vision system will still show what's going on.
Should users wish to record and then share any of the video (or take still photos), they can do so via the app. And if they want to instead go for a more traditional dog-monitoring setup, in which a stationary camera watches over one room, the camera can simply be removed from the harness and set in an included base.
PetNow is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. If it reaches production, a pledge of US$79 will get you a system, with your choice of five harness sizes. The planned retail price is $169.
Kickstarter link: http://kck.st/2KJu7sW
When: 19 Aug 2019
Credit: PetNow/Cover Images
**EDITORIAL USE ONLY. MATERIALS ONLY TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH EDITORIAL STORY. THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS FOR ADVERTISING, MARKETING OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL PURPOSE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. COVER IMAGES DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF THE MATERIALS. MATERIAL COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH STATED PHOTOGRAPHER AND/OR SUPPLIER.** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Kamera für den Hund
Have you ever wondered how your dog spends his or her day when you're not around? Well now you can take a look (if you dare).
PetNow is the world’s first wearable high definition camera for dogs giving owner's the opportunity to capture a first-person perspective of their mutt’s life and activities when they are home alone.
PetNow consists of three parts: a "soft, lightweight, breathable" harness, a Wi-Fi-connected HD video camera that quick-mounts onto that harness, and an iOS/Android app.
Utilising the app, users can view the camera's live-streamed 1080p/30fps video at any time, wherever there's internet access. They can also talk to their pet via a two-way audio system.
Additionally, if the animal wanders into an unlit part of the house at night, the camera's night vision system will still show what's going on.
Should users wish to record and then share any of the video (or take still photos), they can do so via the app. And if they want to instead go for a more traditional dog-monitoring setup, in which a stationary camera watches over one room, the camera can simply be removed from the harness and set in an included base.
PetNow is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. If it reaches production, a pledge of US$79 will get you a system, with your choice of five harness sizes. The planned retail price is $169.
Kickstarter link: http://kck.st/2KJu7sW
When: 19 Aug 2019
Credit: PetNow/Cover Images
**EDITORIAL USE ONLY. MATERIALS ONLY TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH EDITORIAL STORY. THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS FOR ADVERTISING, MARKETING OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL PURPOSE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. COVER IMAGES DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF THE MATERIALS. MATERIAL COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH STATED PHOTOGRAPHER AND/OR SUPPLIER.** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Kamera für den Hund
Have you ever wondered how your dog spends his or her day when you're not around? Well now you can take a look (if you dare).
PetNow is the world’s first wearable high definition camera for dogs giving owner's the opportunity to capture a first-person perspective of their mutt’s life and activities when they are home alone.
PetNow consists of three parts: a "soft, lightweight, breathable" harness, a Wi-Fi-connected HD video camera that quick-mounts onto that harness, and an iOS/Android app.
Utilising the app, users can view the camera's live-streamed 1080p/30fps video at any time, wherever there's internet access. They can also talk to their pet via a two-way audio system.
Additionally, if the animal wanders into an unlit part of the house at night, the camera's night vision system will still show what's going on.
Should users wish to record and then share any of the video (or take still photos), they can do so via the app. And if they want to instead go for a more traditional dog-monitoring setup, in which a stationary camera watches over one room, the camera can simply be removed from the harness and set in an included base.
PetNow is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. If it reaches production, a pledge of US$79 will get you a system, with your choice of five harness sizes. The planned retail price is $169.
Kickstarter link: http://kck.st/2KJu7sW
When: 19 Aug 2019
Credit: PetNow/Cover Images
**EDITORIAL USE ONLY. MATERIALS ONLY TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH EDITORIAL STORY. THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS FOR ADVERTISING, MARKETING OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL PURPOSE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. COVER IMAGES DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF THE MATERIALS. MATERIAL COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH STATED PHOTOGRAPHER AND/OR SUPPLIER.** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Kamera für den Hund
Have you ever wondered how your dog spends his or her day when you're not around? Well now you can take a look (if you dare).
PetNow is the world’s first wearable high definition camera for dogs giving owner's the opportunity to capture a first-person perspective of their mutt’s life and activities when they are home alone.
PetNow consists of three parts: a "soft, lightweight, breathable" harness, a Wi-Fi-connected HD video camera that quick-mounts onto that harness, and an iOS/Android app.
Utilising the app, users can view the camera's live-streamed 1080p/30fps video at any time, wherever there's internet access. They can also talk to their pet via a two-way audio system.
Additionally, if the animal wanders into an unlit part of the house at night, the camera's night vision system will still show what's going on.
Should users wish to record and then share any of the video (or take still photos), they can do so via the app. And if they want to instead go for a more traditional dog-monitoring setup, in which a stationary camera watches over one room, the camera can simply be removed from the harness and set in an included base.
PetNow is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. If it reaches production, a pledge of US$79 will get you a system, with your choice of five harness sizes. The planned retail price is $169.
Kickstarter link: http://kck.st/2KJu7sW
When: 19 Aug 2019
Credit: PetNow/Cover Images
**EDITORIAL USE ONLY. MATERIALS ONLY TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH EDITORIAL STORY. THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS FOR ADVERTISING, MARKETING OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL PURPOSE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. COVER IMAGES DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF THE MATERIALS. MATERIAL COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH STATED PHOTOGRAPHER AND/OR SUPPLIER.** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Kamera für den Hund
Have you ever wondered how your dog spends his or her day when you're not around? Well now you can take a look (if you dare).
PetNow is the world’s first wearable high definition camera for dogs giving owner's the opportunity to capture a first-person perspective of their mutt’s life and activities when they are home alone.
PetNow consists of three parts: a "soft, lightweight, breathable" harness, a Wi-Fi-connected HD video camera that quick-mounts onto that harness, and an iOS/Android app.
Utilising the app, users can view the camera's live-streamed 1080p/30fps video at any time, wherever there's internet access. They can also talk to their pet via a two-way audio system.
Additionally, if the animal wanders into an unlit part of the house at night, the camera's night vision system will still show what's going on.
Should users wish to record and then share any of the video (or take still photos), they can do so via the app. And if they want to instead go for a more traditional dog-monitoring setup, in which a stationary camera watches over one room, the camera can simply be removed from the harness and set in an included base.
PetNow is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. If it reaches production, a pledge of US$79 will get you a system, with your choice of five harness sizes. The planned retail price is $169.
Kickstarter link: http://kck.st/2KJu7sW
When: 19 Aug 2019
Credit: PetNow/Cover Images
**EDITORIAL USE ONLY. MATERIALS ONLY TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH EDITORIAL STORY. THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS FOR ADVERTISING, MARKETING OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL PURPOSE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. COVER IMAGES DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF THE MATERIALS. MATERIAL COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH STATED PHOTOGRAPHER AND/OR SUPPLIER.** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Kamera für den Hund
Have you ever wondered how your dog spends his or her day when you're not around? Well now you can take a look (if you dare).
PetNow is the world’s first wearable high definition camera for dogs giving owner's the opportunity to capture a first-person perspective of their mutt’s life and activities when they are home alone.
PetNow consists of three parts: a "soft, lightweight, breathable" harness, a Wi-Fi-connected HD video camera that quick-mounts onto that harness, and an iOS/Android app.
Utilising the app, users can view the camera's live-streamed 1080p/30fps video at any time, wherever there's internet access. They can also talk to their pet via a two-way audio system.
Additionally, if the animal wanders into an unlit part of the house at night, the camera's night vision system will still show what's going on.
Should users wish to record and then share any of the video (or take still photos), they can do so via the app. And if they want to instead go for a more traditional dog-monitoring setup, in which a stationary camera watches over one room, the camera can simply be removed from the harness and set in an included base.
PetNow is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. If it reaches production, a pledge of US$79 will get you a system, with your choice of five harness sizes. The planned retail price is $169.
Kickstarter link: http://kck.st/2KJu7sW
When: 19 Aug 2019
Credit: PetNow/Cover Images
**EDITORIAL USE ONLY. MATERIALS ONLY TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH EDITORIAL STORY. THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS FOR ADVERTISING, MARKETING OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL PURPOSE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. COVER IMAGES DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF THE MATERIALS. MATERIAL COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH STATED PHOTOGRAPHER AND/OR SUPPLIER.** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Kamera für den Hund
Have you ever wondered how your dog spends his or her day when you're not around? Well now you can take a look (if you dare).
PetNow is the world’s first wearable high definition camera for dogs giving owner's the opportunity to capture a first-person perspective of their mutt’s life and activities when they are home alone.
PetNow consists of three parts: a "soft, lightweight, breathable" harness, a Wi-Fi-connected HD video camera that quick-mounts onto that harness, and an iOS/Android app.
Utilising the app, users can view the camera's live-streamed 1080p/30fps video at any time, wherever there's internet access. They can also talk to their pet via a two-way audio system.
Additionally, if the animal wanders into an unlit part of the house at night, the camera's night vision system will still show what's going on.
Should users wish to record and then share any of the video (or take still photos), they can do so via the app. And if they want to instead go for a more traditional dog-monitoring setup, in which a stationary camera watches over one room, the camera can simply be removed from the harness and set in an included base.
PetNow is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. If it reaches production, a pledge of US$79 will get you a system, with your choice of five harness sizes. The planned retail price is $169.
Kickstarter link: http://kck.st/2KJu7sW
When: 19 Aug 2019
Credit: PetNow/Cover Images
**EDITORIAL USE ONLY. MATERIALS ONLY TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH EDITORIAL STORY. THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS FOR ADVERTISING, MARKETING OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL PURPOSE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. COVER IMAGES DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF THE MATERIALS. MATERIAL COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH STATED PHOTOGRAPHER AND/OR SUPPLIER.** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Pet dog nicknamed as Harry sits as its master fixes its wheelchair in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Pet dog nicknamed as Harry, with its hind legs attached with a mini wheelchair, plays at a community in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Wang Bingzhuo and his pet dog nicknamed as Harry walk at a community in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Zhang Shuyan prepares to bring her pet dog nicknamed as Harry out for a walk in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Pet dog nicknamed as Harry enjoys the yogurt at home in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- A vet uses acupuncture to help pet dog Harry to recover in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- A vet tries to use acupuncture to help pet dog nicknamed as Harry to recover in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Pet dog nicknamed as Harry, with its hind legs attached with a mini wheelchair, plays at a community in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Pet dog nicknamed as Harry looks at home in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Pet dog nicknamed as Harry, with its hind legs attached with a mini wheelchair, plays at a community in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Wang Bingzhuo and his pet dog nicknamed as Harry rest at home in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Pet dog nicknamed as Harry rests in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Wrist protectors bought by Wang Bingzhuo are seen on the legs of his pet dog nicknamed as Harry in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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CHINA-SHENYANG-TALE OF A DOG WITH A WHEELCHAIR (CN)
(120509) -- SHENYANG, May 9, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Zhang Shuyan comforts her pet dog nicknamed as Harry as it receives acupuncture in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, May 8, 2012. For the strong will to live, a pet dog nicknamed as Harry of a community in Shenyang recently drew attention of many followers on Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Harry's nerve was damaged when it was one-year-old as it took the bacterin, leaving problems for its hind legs. However, Harry's master, Wang Bingzhuo, found a specialist and made a wheelchair specially designed for Harry. Then Harry became a star among residents of local communities. And sometimes Wang Bingzhuo had to explain to people that he was not torturing the dog by attaching a wheelchair. Thanks to the love from its master, Harry received trainings and massages in case the muscle of the hind leges would shrink. Since April 20, 2012, the physical condition of Harry became worse and worse, and Wang Bingzhuo opened a Weibo account on the Internet, looking for help. Through the network, many followers offered their respect for Harry and its master's strong will. Some doctors of pet hospitals even offered a free acupuncture training session for Harry, which helped the lucky dog to recover. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng) (zhs)
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