Cooper is a clever boy. Instinct took him back to a place he was familiar with: Spokesperson for Lost Paws

A Golden Retriever dog named Cooper has proved that Dogs are really human's best friend and their love is unconditional. According to a report, the dog named Cooper escaped his new home and walked about 40-mile to get back to his former owner. Cooper's ex-owners were forced to give him up. The GR dog leapt out of the car as soon as he arrived at his new home in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. It covered about 64 km distance to Tobermore, County Londonderry, to meet his former owners.

A report from Missing pets charity Lost Paws NI said that they received information on April 22 that cooper had been seen in fields, on roads several times. Five days later, another caller reported witnessing Cooper running towards his old house.

According to the media reports, a Spokesperson for Lost Paws NI, said, ''Cooper is a clever boy. Instinct took him back to a place he was familiar with. How he did it, I'll never know but he managed it. No food, no shelter, no help, just dogged determination and that incredible nose."