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“如果你有幸拥有了一条好狗，他永远不会离开，他会陪伴你一生，听从你的心意，奉献他的一切，从始至终。

”如果你养狗，那这句台词你一定会深有感触。

以狗为题材的电影是我最喜欢的，也是最容易从头哭到尾的全片都是回忆，从小就拆家，调皮捣蛋的多哥并不被主人看好，三番五次被送走，又三番五次的跑回来，让主人也对他有些无奈可这样的多哥竟然是拉雪橇的高手，从小就显示了极高的天赋，不仅陪主人拿到小镇比赛的冠军，也在12岁高龄的时候接受了更高难度的任务---运送疫苗，最终挽救了小镇孩子们的生命。

电影所展现的情感内核其实早已超出了普通的人宠之情，多哥与塞帕拉带给观众的感动并不只是狗狗的忠诚与勇敢，而是一种双方都将彼此当作伙伴的认同狗从来不是供人驱使的工具，更不该是供人消遣的玩具正如电影结尾处，塞帕拉所说得那样：“ 我总以为多哥是为雪橇而生，最终才发现，它一直是为我而生。

”它应该是我们同样值得去珍视的家人，正如狗狗会将所有的真心都交付与你，我们同样应当去珍视每一个爱着自己，认可自己的生命陪伴，永远是生命中最值得珍视的存在。

狗的电影总让人感动，但这一开始看的版本貌似机翻的，完全语句不通顺，还好认识几个单词，我就知道没翻译对了。

这里我就说点题外的，希望对大家有帮助，网上大多数资源都是机翻的字幕，看着累，还好找到了人人版本的字幕。

终于看着不累，英语水平差的可以看这个版本。

这里发链接不知道会不会违规，不行你们得网上找。

祝好运

当代有好多关于人类的朋友-狗的故事。

但在我们看来，能成为英雄的也就只有Togo吧。

在影片中，男主人公在整段生命之路中，经历了最最艰难的一段路程，最终到达终点的不是他和多哥，而人们以为最后送到医院的巴尔托就是英雄。

真正知道实情的人们，不约而同的赶来致谢，而男主低调的性格，淡泊名与利，在多哥最后的时光里只想陪伴着它，不与之争。

真英雄，就是这样。

默默无闻的付出，不求回报。

多哥是天生的Leader，多哥为使命而生，为男主而生！

《多哥》真是一部催泪满分的电影，能让内心柔软的人泪流不止。

电影采用插叙的方式，交替讲述12年后的血清运送和12年前Togo的成长。

故事本身很简单，最打动人的还是Togo和Sepp之间的感情。

Sepp曾两次想要把它送人。

第一次，因为实在太闹腾被人送了回来。

第二次，它自己从新主人家的玻璃窗冲了出来，在荒原上找到了Sepp。

于是，Sepp尝试把它编到了雪橇队里，没想到它不是一只安于跟在后面奔跑的狗，它是天生的领袖。

Togo，就是挪威海军大将的名字。

十二年后Togo已经12岁了，对于一只雪橇犬来说已经是年迈，更何况他们还必须在暴风雪中日夜兼程。

穿越山河，跨过冰湖，想尽一切办法用最短的时间把血清送到医院。

那里有一群等着救命的孩子。

Togo带着Sepp穿越了飞速开裂的冰湖，只为了能缩短几十英里的路程。

几个镜头让我按耐不住落泪。

一是Togo拖着疲惫的身躯带领队伍穿过重重风雪，准确地达到驿站。

Sepp不可思议地重复着Magificent，他知道这是狗用尽全力换来的胜利。

二是Togo跛腿后Sepp把他留在家，临别前说I have to work, forgive me.谁知Togo看见主人乘着雪橇，竟奇迹般开门追了出去，哪怕他的腿已经无法再像从前那样奔跑。

他只是想陪在Sepp身边，一如既往。

直到生命的尽头。

Sepp花了很久，才发现Togo是最棒的雪橇领头犬，而Togo只用了一秒，就认定了这个人是他一生的主人、朋友。

Sepp用Togo的一生，读懂了他对自己的爱。

注：Togo是西伯利亚犬和阿拉斯加犬的混血。

最后还为它立了个新的犬种名字，赛裴拉西伯利亚犬的犬种（Seppala Siberians）。

对于现代人来说，白喉是个遥远而罕见的疾病，不要说普通人，就算是儿科学的资深教授，也没几个敢说自己亲眼见过白喉。

我们对它最近的记忆，恐怕都是小时候因为怕疼而哭喊着不肯接种的一种叫做百白破的疫苗。

然而就在一个多世纪之前，白喉却是种极为可怕且常见的儿童杀手。

每年全球都有无数儿童因之早夭，还有许多成人也无法幸免于难。

感染这种疾病后，病情严重的患者会因咽部生出的灰白色假膜而呼吸困难或窒息，因此西班牙人叫它“勒死人的病魔”（el garatillo，"the strangler"），而英国人则叫它“哮吼病”（croup）或 “布洛涅喉病”（Boulogne sore throat，是的，即便是给疾病取名字腐国人民也决不会放弃辱法）。

白喉的可怕在许多医学和文艺作品中都有所记录，19世纪英国著名女作家Elizabeth Gaskell的小说《克兰弗德》中，即有这样一个段落：牧师家活泼可爱的小男孩下午还在参加游园会，晚上就被凶险的Croup夺去了性命。

就是这个可怜的宝宝TAT但是，我们很难确切知晓旧时这些可怕的病症，究竟是真的白喉，还是其它喉部感染性疾病。

直到1826年，法国医生皮埃尔·布勒托诺（Pierre Bretonneau）对这种疾病的特点进行了详细描述，白喉也自此获得了特有的名字（diphthérite，后来逐渐转译为英文diphtheria）。

时光来到19世纪后半叶，在这个伟大的时代，以法国科学家路易·巴斯德（Louis Pasteur）和德国科学家罗伯特·科赫（Robert Koch）为代表的细菌学家们确立了细菌学说，他们在显微镜和培养皿中揭露出一个又一个原本“隐形”的细菌杀手，使得医学界对疾病的原因形成了新的认识。

1883年，科赫的学生埃德温·克勒布斯（Edwin Klebs）和弗雷德里克·勒夫勒（Fredrick Loeffler）在患者喉部的假膜中发现了一种细长稍弯，粗细不一的棒状细菌，这就是白喉的病原——白喉棒状杆菌。

白喉杆菌勒夫勒还进一步提出猜想：杆菌入侵患者的鼻咽部，却能够引发严重的全身反应，是不是有可能是它产生了毒素入血，进而影响全身呢？

不久之后，巴斯德研究所的亚历山大·耶尔森（Alexandre Yersin）等人证明了这一假说。

1890年，科赫实验室的埃米尔·阿道夫·冯·贝林（Emil Adolf von Behring）和北里柴三郎（Shibasaburo Kitasato）尝试制作一种“白喉抗毒素”：他们将白喉毒素注射到实验动物体内，刺激动物的血液中产生一种对抗白喉毒素的物质。

但是，想要生产大量足以治病救人的抗毒素血清并不容易，科学家们需要找到大型的、血量充沛的动物，在尝试使用过牛、驴子等众多大型动物后，他们发现马注射毒素后反应最好，它们通常不会因为注射毒素而死亡，而只是表现出低热。

于是，许多卫生机构建起了马匹饲养棚，配备了放血设施。

可怜的马儿们被一次次穿刺、采血，含有白喉抗毒素的马血清被提取出来，注射到那些呼吸急促、迫切等待救治的小朋友大朋友体内。

纽约市卫生局的医务工作者在采集马血1901年，冯·贝林因为在白喉治疗、免疫方面做出的贡献获得了首届诺贝尔生理学或医学奖。

可惜由于缺乏有效的疫苗，感染白喉的人数依然众多。

1921年，美国有20多万人感染白喉，其中1万5千多人死亡。

英格兰和威尔士的儿童死亡原因中，白喉排第3位。

冯·贝林 1925年，美国阿拉斯加州的小镇诺姆暴发了白喉疫情。

而距离诺姆镇最近的存有救命白喉血清的城市却远在955 英里以外。

大雪封路，白喉血清只能用火车送到距离诺姆镇674 英里的地方。

多哥和它的狗狗伙伴们挺身而出，雪橇队接力完成了运送。

多哥

多哥和小伙伴

多哥和爸比医学家们也没有停止战斗，1913年，冯·贝林开发出了含有白喉毒素和抗毒素的混合物“疫苗”，注射这种混合物后，人们会出现轻微的感染症状，机体却能在刺激下产生针对白喉杆菌的抗体。

1926年，英国免疫学家亚历山大·格伦尼（Alexander Glenny）优化了白喉疫苗（类毒素）。

20世纪30年代，白喉类毒素逐渐在各国推广开来，用于免疫接种。

由于白喉类毒素的普遍使用，20世纪80年代后全球白喉病例已经大大减少。

1980到2000年期间，全球白喉的总报告病例数减少幅度>90%。

如今，除了少数国家偶尔有白喉病例爆发，大部分地区的白喉感染都得到了比较好的预防和控制。

在2019这个注定不宁静的年份即将结束的时候，谨以此文纪念和感恩那些使我们免于病痛的医生、马儿和狗狗。

希望新的一年里，人类和动物都能被善待，我们每个人散发的小小的善意能让这世界变好那么一丁丁丁丁点儿……【文外八卦1】根据一些科学史文章的记录，在开发抗白喉血清的过程中，冯·贝林本来说好要和科赫实验室的另一位科学家保罗·埃利希（Paul Ehrlich）共享发明权，埃利希确实也做出了很多贡献，但后来冯·贝林又忽悠着埃利希放弃了自己的那一半“发明权”,许诺说他会资助埃利希建实验室……最后冯·贝林不仅拿了诺奖，还因为白喉血清赚了一大笔钱，但他答应埃利希的实验室却迟迟没有踪影……两人也因为其它一些事闹得不欢而散。

作为一名又刚又硬核的科学家，保罗·埃利希同志没有怨念气馁，而是继续搞免疫研究，7年后自己去拿了一个诺贝尔生理学或医学奖，又过了几年，他开发出了抗梅毒药砷凡纳明，同样赚得盆满钵满……硬核如此，我是真的服气的。

保罗·埃利希：不就是诺奖吗？

我不会自己拿一个吗？

哼(￢︿̫̿￢☆)【文外八卦2】民国时期，中国的白喉疫情也很凶猛。

笔者没有考证过中国第一支白喉类毒素疫苗是谁生产的，但可以确定，20世纪40年代，我国著名细菌学家汤飞凡带领下的中央防疫处已能够顺利生产白喉类毒素。

汤飞凡也是一位我真正服气的科学家，他开发了中国第一支青霉素、狂犬疫苗、牛痘疫苗……还是世界上第一个分离出沙眼衣原体的人，只可惜，1958年他因为不可说的原因自杀身亡了……传送门：《汤飞凡纪录片》

汤飞凡【本文系约稿改写，未经允许，请勿转载，谢谢】参考文献：https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/1901/behring/article/https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/1901/behring/biographical/LOUIS H. RODDIS, A Short History of Diphtheria. Military Medicine[J].1957(1)：51-53TONSE N. K. RAJU. Emil Adolf von Behring and serum therapy for diphtheria. Acta Pædiatrica[J]. 2006(95): 258-259.https://www.sciencehistory.org/historical-profile/paul-ehrlichhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Togo_(dog)

我想给7分，但是没有那个选项（建议出一个半星的）- - - - -根据真实事件改编，一场接力雪橇拯救了一帮孩子很喜欢现实和过去，穿插的叙事风格- - - - - 阿拉斯加风景真的好美好美，纯，静，净- - - - -二哈小时候萌萌哒，破坏力 好强，笑死我了城市里面的二哈，由于没体力活儿干，真的是冤枉它们啦- - - - -男主的感情，女主的感情，没有亲身体会，我就理解不那么深刻

多哥 (2019)8.82019 / 美国 / 剧情 冒险 / 埃里克松·科尔 / 威廉·达福 朱丽安妮·尼科尔森这是一部以狗狗为主题的电影！

这不得不让我想起我们家曾经的一员～～“小狼”，一只聪明调皮可爱的边牧，她来我家的那一年正好带我家玏哥刚在电影院看完《狼图腾》，于是让玏哥给她起名，结果玏哥就叫她“小狼”！

当然，成也萧何败也萧何，养狗的原因是觉得玏哥没有玩伴，于是收养她，那年是2015年，玏哥6岁！

在2021年玏哥12岁上初中以后，我实在没有更多的时间和精力照料她了，就帮她找了一家城郊有大院子的爱狗人士安顿了！

所有的事件都有两面性，就像片中的一段对白对多哥的评价“你看到的是勇气和可爱You see spirit and something lovable.而我只看到麻烦 费时和失败All I see is trouble, waste of time, and failure.”就像我虽然不是激进的“爱狗人士”，但是我喜欢狗狗也愿意养狗！

就像我不支持吃狗肉，但是我也不反对别人吃狗肉！

其实关于动物的电影很多，而以狗狗为主题的电影就更多了，其中不乏经典佳片，我有印象的就有《忠犬八公》、《南极大冒险》、《一条狗的使命》、《101斑点狗》…这些以狗狗为主题的电影表达了狗狗对人类的忠诚、它们的勇敢、坚毅等等，而本片最难能可贵的是由真实事件改变的！

故事本身比较简单，说的是在阿拉斯加爆发了白喉，在零下五十度大雪纷飞的恶劣气候，只有靠狗拉雪橇才能去把急需的血清带回来，而参与接力的十几队狗拉雪橇评论每队只完成了50公里，而多哥的雪橇队却完成了近500公里，差点搭上了它和主任的性命！

剧情倒也算紧张刺激，当然还有阿拉斯加那冰天雪地的美丽景色，有点不输《海蒂和爷爷》里面阿尔卑斯山的优美景色了，当然各有千秋了！

虽然剧情比较简单，但是事件的意义很重大，也很感人！

值得推荐，推荐指数⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

看到8.8分的评价，我个人觉得是偏低了。

多哥是片中的动物主角，讲述它出生时差点因为弱小而被放弃，之后又多次差点被送走，经过多次逃脱栅栏屋子，最后无奈之下被主人安排试试拉雪橇，结果一试天生的领导力和跑的比所有狗快就展现出来炳成为领头犬。

之后帮主人夺得雪橇比赛冠军和奖金，主人和多哥的信任日益增加。

一场历史性的事件，白喉病肆虐，50多名儿童感染，急需900多公里外的血清救命，天气恶劣到飞机根本无法起飞，雪橇成为最后的希望，暴雪风速八十公里的情况下，多哥和主人出发了。

这件事情发生时多哥已经12岁高龄，这么远的距离对它和主人都是极大的挑战，故事并没有太多煽情讲责任牺牲与奉献，更多的时候表达雪橇犬对主人公来说更多是工具，而一起奔赴不可能完成的运输血清之旅，共同面对生死，最后逃脱死亡，成为朋友和家人。

1.女主人照顾重病的多哥，给了它一条活路2.男主接受了多哥作为宠物版权归作者所有，任何形式转载请联系作者。

作者：Never give up🐾🐾（来自豆瓣）来源：https://movie.douban.com/review/13316720/剧情最让我感动的是多哥的顽强勇敢，使命感信念感和对主人无限的忠诚，即便是生命的最后一刻也要和主人在一起，最佩服的首先是男主人的对小镇每一个人无私的大爱，责任感，使命感，勇敢坚韧还有信念感，环境无论多么恶劣坚决不放弃，找到出路回家送血清，还有完成血清使命之后对多哥心痛与后悔是多么的真诚诚恳，即便很心痛不愿接受，但依然知道自己是谁该做什么，生活要继续，因为需要自己做的事情还有很多。

另一个最让我佩服的就是男主人的妻子，非常的深明大义，聪明善良勇敢，大爱无私，包容宽容，即便非常担心非常不愿意让自己的老公和多哥去冒险，但依然不会干涉老公的选择，尊重老公的选择，她非常了解她老公，相信他老公，她知道她老公的选择没错。

最后故事的结尾上报纸出名的不是多哥和男主人，他一点都不在乎，男主人只在乎多哥还能陪伴自己最后的日子，更在乎他与多哥之间纯真真挚的感情，这种品质太珍贵了，太值得我去学习和反思。

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Togo (October 17, 1913 – December 5, 1929) was the lead sled dog of Leonhard Seppala and his dog sled team in the 1925 serum run to Nome across central and northern Alaska.Contents1Background2Great Race of Mercy3Aftermath4Film adaptation5See also6ReferencesBackground[edit]Togo was one of the offspring of former lead dog, "Suggen".[1] He was named after the Japanese admiral Tōgō Heihachirō.[2] Initially, he did not look like he had potential as a sled dog. He only grew to about 48 pounds (22kg) in adulthood and had a black, brown, and gray coat that made him appear perpetually dirty.[3]Togo was ill as a young puppy and required intensive nursing from Seppala's wife. He was very bold and rowdy, thus seen as "difficult and mischievous", showing "all the signs of becoming a... canine delinquent" according to one reporter. At first, this behaviour was interpreted as evidence that he had been spoiled by the individual attention given to him during his illness. As he did not seem suited to be a sled dog, Seppala gave him away to be a pet dog at 6 months of age.[4]After only a few weeks as a house pet, Togo jumped through the glass of a closed window and ran several miles back to his original master's kennel. This devotion to the team impressed Seppala, so he did not try to give him away again. However, Togo continued to cause trouble by breaking out of the kennel when Seppala took the team out on runs. He would attack the lead dogs of oncoming teams, "as if... to clear the way for his master". However, one day, he attacked a much stockier malamute leader and was mauled and severely injured. When he recovered, Togo stopped attacking other teams' lead dogs. This would eventually prove a valuable early experience, as it was difficult to teach a lead dog to keep a wide berth of oncoming teams.[5]When Togo was 8 months old, he proved his worth as a sled dog. He had run after the team yet again and slept, unnoticed, near the cabin where Seppala was spending the night. The next day, Seppala spotted him far off in the distance, and understood why his dogs had been so keyed up. Togo continued to make Seppala's work difficult, trying to play with the work dogs and leading them in "charges against reindeer", pulling them off the trail. Seppala had no choice but to put him in a harness to control him, and was surprised that Togo instantly settled down. As the run wore on, Seppala kept moving Togo up the line until, at the end of the day, he was sharing the lead position with the lead dog (named "Russky"). Togo had logged 75 miles on his first day in harness, which was unheard of for an inexperienced young sled dog, especially a puppy. Seppala called him an "infant prodigy", and later added that "I had found a natural-born leader, something I had tried for years to breed"[6]Togo began training, and after a few years filled the lead dog position. He became one of Seppala's most treasured dogs, a close and mutually beneficial relationship that would continue to the end of Togo's life. At the time of the historic Serum Run, he was 12 years old and had been a lead dog for 7 years.[7]According to the historian Earl Aversano, in 1960, in his old age, Seppala recalled "I never had a better dog than Togo. His stamina, loyalty and intelligence could not be improved upon. Togo was the best dog that ever traveled the Alaska trail."Great Race of Mercy[edit]Main article: 1925 serum run to NomeIn 1925, in response to an epidemic, the first batch of 300,240 units of diphtheria serum was delivered by train from Anchorage to Nenana, Alaska, where it was picked up by the first of twenty mushers and more than 100 dogs who relayed the serum a total of 674 miles (1,085km) to Nome.[citation needed]Togo and Seppala traveled 264 miles (425 km) from Nome in three days, and picked up the serum in Shaktoolik on January 31. The temperature was estimated at −30°F (−34°C), and the gale force winds causing a wind chill of −85°F (−65°C).[citation needed]The return trip crossed the exposed open ice of the Norton Sound. The night and a ground blizzard prevented Seppala from being able to see the path but Togo navigated to the roadhouse at Isaac's Point on the shore by 8 PM preventing certain death to his team. After traveling 84 miles (134km) in one day, the team slept for six hours before continuing at 2 AM.[citation needed]Before the night the temperature dropped to −40°F (−40°C), and the wind increased to 65mi/h (105km/h). The team ran across the ice, which was breaking up, while following the shoreline. They returned to shore to cross Little McKinley Mountain, climbing 5,000 feet (1,500 m). After descending to the next roadhouse in Golovin, Seppala passed the serum to Charlie Olsen, who in turn would pass it to Gunnar Kaasen and Balto.[citation needed]Katy Steinmetz in Time Magazine wrote that “the dog that often gets credit for eventually saving the town is Balto, but he just happened to run the last, 55-mile leg in the race. The sled dog who did the lion's share of the work was Togo. His journey, fraught with white-out storms, was the longest by 200 miles and included a traverse across perilous Norton Sound — where he saved his team and driver in a courageous swim through ice floes.” Most people make the mistake of saying Balto is the hero, but Togo is the real hero, by over 200 miles. [8]Aftermath[edit]After the successful serum run, the hero dog Balto became the most famous canine of the run. Many mushers today consider Balto to be the back up dog, as Seppala's team led by Togo covered the longest and most hazardous leg. They made a round trip of 264 miles.[9]Immediately after the relay, Togo and another dog on the team escaped to chase after reindeer, eventually returning to their kennel in Little Creek. Seppala was dismayed that the champion was neglected by the press, commenting "it was almost more than I could bear when the newspaper dog Balto received a statue for his 'glorious achievements'".[10]In October 1926, Seppala, Togo, and a team of dogs went on a tour from Seattle, Washington to California; Seppala and Togo drew large crowds at stadiums and department stores, and even appeared in a Lucky Strike cigarette campaign. In New York City, Seppala drove his team from the steps of City Hall along Fifth Avenue and made a pass through Central Park. The team appeared multiple times at Madison Square Garden, which was being managed by Tom Rickard, formerly of Nome, and where Togo was awarded a gold medal by Roald Amundsen.[citation needed]In New England, they competed in several dog sled races against local Chinooks and won by huge margins. Seppala sold most of his team to a local kennel.[citation needed]In 1928, Elizabeth M. Ricker, of Poland Spring, Maine, wrote and published the book Togo's Fireside Reflections. This now rare book has attained legendary status among Alaska dog mushers. It is every musher's dream to own a copy signed by Seppala, and the musher's holy grail is to find a copy signed by both Seppala and Togo. Seppala inked Togo's paw and helped Togo sign some of the books.[citation needed]Togo retired in Poland Spring, Maine, where he was euthanized on December 5, 1929 at 16 years old. The headline in The New York Sun Times the next day was "Dog Hero Rides to His Death" (Salisbury & Salisbury, 2003), and he was eulogized in many other papers. After his death, Seppala had him custom mounted. The mounted skin was on display at the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne Vermont. Alaskan students started a letter campaign to return Togo to Alaska. Today the mounted skin is on display in a glass case at the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Headquarters museum in Wasilla, Alaska. The Peabody Museum of Natural History at Yale University has his skeleton in their collection.[citation needed]Togo's reputation earned him enduring fame. The popular fictional teen sleuth Nancy Drew named a stray terrier after him in the 1937 novel The Whispering Statue. The dog appears in most of the Nancy Drew novels.[citation needed]