⚠️귀여움 주의⚠️ 많은 이들에게 사랑받은 한국기행 속 강아지들 모음｜인간과 반려견들의 특별한 우정｜꼬물이 새끼부터 똑똑한 댕댕이들까지 힐링 그 자체인 영상｜한국기행｜#골라듄다큐

⚠️Caution: Cuteness Overload⚠️ A Collection of Dogs from Korea Travelogue Loved by Many 00:00:00 (1) Owol-i, the Self-Proclaimed and Others-Recognized Guide Dog of Yokjido 00:15:13 (2) Mary and Merong-i, Who Cured a Couple's Depression 00:29:52 (3) Grandfather's Favorite White Dog, Prettier Than Flowers 00:42:42 (4) Bori, the Chupa Chups Monk Who Left Behind a Legendary Thumbnail 00:51:08 (5) Ilbaek-i, the ‘One Man Army’ Guarding Yeondongsa Temple for 3 Generations 01:05:28 (6) ‘Donggyeong-i,’ the Tailless Dog Guarding Gyeongju 01:19:52 (7) Preparing for Winter with Six Little Ones 01:23:35 (8) The Fourteen Dog Bodhisattvas of Doseonsa Temple Who Love Buddhist Services the Most ■ (1) Korea Travelogue - Perspective Travelogue, I It’s a Dog 2 Part 3: Come Visit This Island, ‘Dog’ (Aired May 15, 2019) Yokjido, an island located 32km by sea from Tongyeong. Along the coastline, strangely shaped rocks and pine forests blend together, and breathtaking scenery unfolds at every turn. The island’s famous dog, ‘Owol-i.’ As the passenger ship carrying tourists who have come to enjoy the spring approaches the island, Owol-i heads toward the harbor. “When the ship arrives, I run over and take them back up to the shore.” If you follow Owol-i, the self-proclaimed and widely recognized guide dog, you can admire everything from Yokjido’s famous suspension bridge to the island’s hidden scenic spots known only to Owol-i. ■ (2) Korean Journey - My Best Friend Part 4: The Youngest Grandchildren (Aired October 26, 2023) He spent his past days running forward, looking only ahead while working to support his children. However, after his eldest son, his pride and joy, left for the United States three years ago, the father became withdrawn, staring into the distance every day. Worried about him, his remaining children sent two puppies, but one day, the puppies transformed into his grandchildren. The first is named Mary, and the second Merong. They even created a shared name for them. Unlike typical country dogs, they eat and sleep inside the house. They go for walks morning and evening, and his husband, who only eats beef, always leaves some meat behind, busy taking care of his puppy grandchildren first. The elderly couple is always smiling at the grandchildren's barrage of kisses and their playful antics of feeding them with their paws. Even when going for a quick breath of fresh air nearby, they take the youngest grandchildren, Mary and Merong, with them wherever they go. ■ (3) Journey to Korea - I Love Being Best Friends Part 3: My White Dog (Aired May 16, 2018) Grandfather Park Kwon-young says that his house-guarding dog, 'Baekgu,' is even more beautiful than his wife, with whom he has lived for half a century. The fish he diligently procured from the docks since dawn, and the lean meat of the boiled pork dish infused with his wife's special touch, are all Baekgu's share. Even when he heads out to work in the fields, he almost always keeps Baekgu by his side. “I was born in the Year of the Dog, so I don’t like dogs. Because I was born in the Year of the Dog. You never even look at me in your life, you only like dogs.” Given the situation, it is no wonder Baekgu doesn't look pretty in his wife's eyes. She says she cannot hide her disappointment at seeing him care for Baekgu more than her at times... The wife says she is constantly frustrated by this incorrigible best friend. Will the country dog ​​Baekgu and the grandfather be able to safely preserve their love? ■ (4) Journey to Korea - Mountain Temples in That Winter Part 5: The Monk and His Animal Friends (Aired January 31, 2020) In Beopheungsa Temple in Yeongwol-gun, Gangwon-do, one of Korea's five great Jeokmyeolbogung temples, there lives the Venerable Sambho and a five-year-old dog named 'Bori'. Korean beef has appeared in a temple where even salted shrimp is a rarity. Vegetarianism is an exception only for Bori. Bori has free passage even inside the Dharma hall. Bori is always by Venerable Sambho's side, like an personal assistant. The monk and Bori climb Mt. Gubongdae in Yeongwol together for two hours every day. When sweat beads suddenly form on the monk's head while they are climbing, Bori steps forward. He licks the monk's head with the utmost devotion. "Is there anyone else in the world who cherishes me like this?" The monk and Bori are even growing to resemble each other in their gait, resembling a tiger or a lion. ■ (5) Korean Travelogue - Perspective Travel, I Am a Dog Part 2: Ilbaek's White Winter (Aired January 9, 2018) At the foot of Mt. Sanseong in Damyang, where bamboo forests are dense, Venerable Seonhaeng of Yeondongsa Temple has a dog named Ilbaek, his only companion. Ilbaek is curious and loves to hunt, but He has never caught a single insect, let alone taken a living creature, making him perfect for living at a temple. Every dawn, when the monk goes to the open-air Dharma hall for prayer, he unfailin...