Although not a "typical" dog in that Hachi will do not what most dogs do such as fetch, Hachi demonstrates an unwavering and lifelong loyalty to Parker in an unusual way that all around him can see. Although living in the Wilson home with Parker, Cate and their daughter Andy, Hachi becomes not a Wilson family pet, not Cate's, not Andy's, but Parker's alone as a special bond forms between the two. Eventually on the high probability that they will never find the dog's owner, Cate, upon seeing the interaction between the two, lets Parker permanently keep the dog, who he has since named Hachi. However Parker is able to convince her to let the dog stay temporarily. So Parker takes the dog home, despite he and his wife Cate long having dismissed the idea of having a dog. Parker does whatever he can to find out who the dog belongs to, and although his many acquaintances around the train station do their small part in helping Parker, no one is willing to take the dog, even temporarily. When we’re sad, they cuddle and stay by our side. When we go home, tiredness fades when they excitedly welcome us.
He also learns from Ken, a Japanese professor friend, that the dog is a Japanese breed called an Akita, and that the Japanese character on the dog's collar tag is the number eight - "hachi". They are our best friends and our family. It is on one of those routine days going home that he finds at the Bedridge Station a puppy, who he eventually will learn was being shipped somewhere unknown, with the shipping tag lost. War Dogs is a wild dark Chandigarh Corbusier on Netflix. Several years earlier, Parker Wilson, who lives in Bedridge in suburban New York City, is a college music/performing arts professor, he who makes the train commute to/from the city every working day. Teller on DVD and Blu-ray available on Netflix New Releases cookies and your information for. Rob Degnan as Teddy Barnes (as Robert Degnan)Įleven year old Robbie is giving a oral class report on the topic of "My Hero", his chosen subject, Hachi, who on the surface is an unusual choice.