His relieved owner said: 'I was like, 'No freakin' way! That's our dog! I'm pretty sure he ate leftovers of seal or caught a seal. Probably birds, too.'
His relieved owner said:"I was like, 'No freakin' way! That's our dog! I'm pretty sure he ate leftovers of seal or caught a seal. Probably birds, too."Why you can trust Sky News
A one-year-old Australian shepherd returned to its owners in Alaska after more than a month apart, having undertaken an epic odyssey across 150 miles of frozen Bering Sea ice which involved a run-in with a mystery animal. Nanuq's owner, Mandy Iworrigan, lives in Gambell on St Lawrence island in the Bering Strait, and she and her family were visiting Savoogna, another community on the island, last month.
While they were there, Nanuq disappeared with the family's other dog, Starlight, according to the Anchorage Daily News.A month after Nanuq, which means polar bear in Siberian Yupik, disappeared, people in the town of Wales on the Alaskan mainland, began posting pictures online of a lost dog."My dad texted me and said, 'There's a dog that looks like Nanuq in Wales,'" Ms Iworrigan said.
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