A few words at the end

Georgianna 2022-03-24 09:02:50

While the lower 48 celebrated Balto, mushers from all over the world elbowed to get one of Togo's line. Kennels from Fairbanks to Maine bred what came to be known as Seppala Siberians. A breed valued for their intelligence, stamina, courtage, but most of all, their good nature and uncommon bond with humans.

Togo had the heart of a survivor. Not the storm of the century, nor a harrowing serum run could stop him.

I always thought he lived for the sled. When all along, what he lived for was me. We resumed the trail, we discovered a walk was as good as a run.

If you're lucky enough to have a great one, they never really leave. They stay with you as long as you live, harnessed to your heart, giving their all, always.

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  • Keyon 2022-04-24 07:01:17

    From the first few minutes of the couple's quarrel, the eyes began to get wet, and they didn't dry until the end. The movie has no sensational points, no explosive tears, but the filming is particularly good. True background story, heroic pioneering work, adaptation of Shakespeare's heroic lines, gentle human and dog feelings, slightly embarrassed results, exciting and thrilling scenes, interesting dog childhood, and the whole process is amazing. Thanks for the good movie.

  • Madelyn 2022-04-24 07:01:17

    It is too straightforward, the script is very mediocre, and there is nothing outstanding. But for dog lovers, watching the dog is enough! Togo is really brave and cute. The scene where the protagonist drives the sled dogs across the ice lake is the scene with the best special effects and rhythm I've seen this year, it's exciting!

Togo quotes

  • Leonhard Seppala: What does he bring to the breed?

    Constance Seppala: The heart of a survivor.

  • Leonhard Seppala: Come, my pups!

    Leonhard Seppala: Are we to fear ice now?

    Leonhard Seppala: He, which hath no stomach in this fight, let him depart.

    Leonhard Seppala: His passport shall be made, we would not die in that dog's company!

    Leonhard Seppala: Old dogs forget, but he who would remember with advantages what feats he did that day.

    Leonhard Seppala: Then shall our names, familiar in his mouth as household words-Seppala, the driver.

    Leonhard Seppala: Sally, Molly, and Reverend Togo, great Togo in lead!