In the past few days, the Red Red Network has been "pupils walking to dogs online" and a number of students have been free to walk their dogs through platforms such as shivering, little red books and microblogs. In order to increase trust, they even volunteered to present their student certificates and were transferred to “student's certificates for dogs”.
The free walk dog was described by the public as "all three earn": the dog owner was happy, the university students were happy and the dog was happy.
On 13 June, Ms. Zhao of Nanjing also succeeded in finding university students to walk her dog. She told the news that she had recently seen students on the Internet help with dogs, so she also sent a video to ask if anyone could help with dogs.
Several university students contacted Ms. Zhao after the video was released and expressed their desire to walk the dog, which made her wonder. In the end, Ms. Zhao chose students from a school near her home.

Lai Fu. Figure/visited
Ms. Zhao stated that her dog, Lai Fu, was a golden hair, almost three years old, and was particularly gentle. Because of the recent high temperatures in Nanjing during the day, she walked with university students about 8:00 p.m.
That night, three girls and one boy came, and they went so far as to shout the name of Lai Fu, and then ran with their tails up and down.
In her earlier correspondence, Ms. Zhao said, “Student ID for dog”. As a result, after meeting Ms. Zhao, they took the initiative to give her the student card and then took the dog out.
The college student came to pick up Fu.

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On that day, they walked for an hour and a half, and four of them took turns with dogs. Ms. Zhao told them that the dog was thirsty for some tap water, but the university students were kind enough to buy LeFou three bottles of mineral water to drink it all. "When I got back, Lai Fu couldn't even smile."
Ms. Zhao said that at the outset there had been fears that the dogs would be walking, that they would be eaten or lost, and that they would encounter the bad. But the enthusiasm of the university students dispelled her concerns. She was able to rest at home while a university student was walking her dog, which also made Ms. Zhao very happy and called herself “I love college students”.
After the dogs came back, the university students were very pleased, but they said they would take a few days off and take a walk with her, because they were too tired to run. Another girl said that she wanted to raise Alaska, but was walking with gold hair and running with it, and that it was time to think about the dog.
Next, Ms. Zhao is going to continue dating college students who like dogs to walk them.