The Mathers & Rove&Ralph (Pioneer Sun Photo)
Australia`s two pet dogs, lost in January, were miracles found 300 kilometers from home, a epic story suitable for Hollywood tearful blockbusters.
According to the avant-garde Sun, the golden hound Rove and the Marema shepherd Ralph disappeared from the farm of (Murray River) Baum (Barham) on the Murray River in January, and owner Mathers (Lauren Mathers) thought he would never see them again.
As Mathers` hopes faded, the two dogs reappeared in Baxsmarsh (Bacchus Marsh), more than three hours from home.
How two pet dogs survive in the wild for weeks remains a mystery.
"We`re so lucky they`re all back-they`ve been through an adventure," Mathers said in an interview. "We`re glad they`re back and back together."
It is speculated that Rove and Ralph should have been stolen while wandering around the Mathers farm on January 22.
Six weeks later, a kind man found Rove. in Bucksmarsh. At that time, Rove suspected to have been attacked by animals, bruised body. Two weeks later, Ralph was found in the same area with injuries to his body.
The chips in the two dogs showed their owners, and the kind man brought them back to the shocked Mathers family.
