‘Animated movie needed’: Netizens react as Corgi leads seven stolen dogs on 17km escape in miraculous survival story

According to posts circulating on This group includes golden retrievera Labrador retriever, a Pekingese and several other dogs escaped from a truck and started retracing their steps.

For two days, the dogs traveled across highways and open fields while maintaining tight formations. A corgi appears to be leading the group, frequently checking on others while others surround the injured man german shepherd Protect it.

The video of the dogs moving in unison first surfaced on March 16 and quickly went viral.

Online posts said the dogs ignored attempts by strangers to guide them and remained focused on their route. They reportedly suffered only minor injuries.

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Authorities are said to be using video evidence to investigate the theft.

Filmmaker Matthew A. Cherry wrote on

Many were shocked at the organization’s ability to coordinate. “The corgis led them home…the dogs formed a protective formation around the German shepherds…it took them two days to get home. I’m going to cry,” one post read.

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Others responded with humor: “Humans are lost on Google Maps… but Corgis can lead 6 brothers for 17 kilometers… We are such an inferior species.”

Another user added, “Just looking at the aura and magnetic field. Love this little guy. They both move very slowly to protect the injured baby.”