And I'm sure a lot of our little partners like pets, and today's talk is about the shit-throwing officer, who's always liked cats and dogs.
He later quit his job for personal reasons and opened a local pet shop, which specializes in pet supplies.
The owner was a good man and he kept some dry food in front of the shop for the strays and dogs who passed by.
Starting last month, he found a stray dog coming out of the shop.
It's a skinny field dog. It's skinny, but it's lively and it looks spiritual, just too vigilant.
The boss looks sad, throws some food away and the dog leaves. But in a few days, the dog came back, and when he arrived at the door of the shop, he didn't scream, but he was lying at the door, watching.
The boss saw him and fed him some dog food.
The way it eats food is surprising and painful. When the stray dog ate food, he tried to get closer to it.
After a bite of food, it's going to step back and look around and make sure it's safe to eat a second bite.
It seemed to be ready to escape at all times, even when eating.
After eating dog food in front of the store that day, the dog came over once a few days later and became familiar with his boss.
The boss tried to adopt it, so he went down and reached out to it, trying to call it into the store.
But the dog was still very vigilant, and it looked very hesitant, and it seemed eager to respond to the boss's call and go to him. But living in the streets gives it experience, keeping its instincts sober and vigilant.
It's at a time when it's contradictory, it knows that the boss is the benefactor with its food, it knows that the boss will not hurt it.
But instincts tell it that, in the face of humanity, vigilance is required in order to live longer.
So there's the scene: it's fast approaching the boss, licking the boss's hand, and it jumps off.
The response of the little stray dog, whether it eats food or is close to people, is very painful.
But that's what stray dogs look like. Vigilance is the best way to survive.
Don't talk about eating. Even when they sleep, they stay vigilant and run away.
I think that's why they live so long. They don't know if they're good people or bad people, so they have to be alert.