"As a donkey, as a Mercedes as a tiger, as a lion, as a watch hall" is a description of the hideaway in the Marco Polo Monograph! The hideout known as the Eastern Dingo, whose prices had reached the peak of tens of thousands or even hundreds of millions at one time, has now fallen to the end of nowhere. The vagrancy of the Tibetans is a disaster in the highlands, and many hikers and cyclists of the Tibetan line will be followed and attacked by the Tibetans on the side of the road! The packs of hideouts even attacked the snow leopards in the wild, and the brown bears were afraid to leave! The Tibetan economy collapsed, the merchants withdrew their debts, and what will be done with the remaining stash? What will happen to the highlands in the wild?
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Tibetans are sheepdogs active in the highlands of the Tibetan highlands. They are arrogant and arrogant. They are highly conscious and vigilant in their territories, but with low intelligence! The reason for this is that, in early childhood, the Tibetan memory is so low that it can remember one or two people, regardless of how you feed them, so that the popular life recognizes only one master's loyal image, and it is a beauty for the Tibetan. It is true that there is no hideout on the earliest plateau, and its ancestors, as humans enter it, do not have the capacity to survive on the plateau in the long term. It was then with the local ancient wolves that the future generations gained the ability to survive in the highlands, and then slowly evolved into adaptive features, such as larger sizes, thicker fats and more hairs, which are now hidden.
The Tibetan has begun to be popular at the international level, known as the Orient Dog.
In the first place, it was also raised in the small circles of the herdsmen of the highlands. Thirty years ago, the herd began to be popular at the international level and, by virtue of its heated shape and fierce appearance, it was loved by a lot of dogs. After more than a decade, foreign fanatics of the Tibetans have been sent back to the country, and under the packaging of many businessmen, they are rapidly rising, and there are opportunities for commerce, and some shopkeepers and traders have been able to smell business opportunities, and have invested a great deal of money in the cultivation of the Tibetans.
The large, hairy, large-sized collections are seen as a symbol of good taste, and a large number of “minor-looking” dogs have been cultivated, not to say that they compete with beasts in the highlands, or run in both circles, and that the people behind them are denigrated and influenced by them. But in those years of the highest heat, a better-looking stash price of millions, if not millions! In those years, there have been countless cases of raging, firecrackers, red flags, and people coming home from hiding.
Inevitably, they are the descendants of the ancient wolves, and they are destined not to be raised by most ordinary people, so they are often the ones who bite and hurt the Lord! Such large dogs, character characteristics and knowledge of the way they are raised require a certain amount of reserves, most of which will not feed them at home, but are not well nourished! As more and more people become aware of the Tibetan, their consumption gradually returns to rationality and hides, and falls down the altar!
The owner of the plant has created a large collection of tungsten that has no market to sell, but those who have had large dogs know that a normal medium-sized, large-sized pet dog is worth hundreds of dollars a month, not to mention a large dog like tungsten. In order to look and eat something that is more nutritious to hair, the daily high cost of food can really bring the owner of the mill to bankruptcy, and the poor master of the mill can only leave a few of the better, hoping that the “Oriental Dog” will return to the altar, and that the rest of the fair collection will be released.
The status of the hideaway.
Slowly, the size of these vagrant hideaways has grown, and in Lhasa, Tibet, the official data for 2015 indicate that there are more than 14,000 stray dogs, and that, you know, the ancestors of the vagrants, but the ancient harlots, the herds of the herds, and the long vagrants, will slowly restore their group nature. The large number of abandoned dumplings in the area of the Tibetan Plateau is already a serious threat to local wildlife resources and a great risk to the physical safety of the population, as a girl aged 8 was killed in November 2016 by stray dogs when she went to the toilet. In Tibet, there were also nine stray dogs surrounding five-year-old children. According to a data from the Centre for Disease Control of the Tibet Autonomous Region, an average of 180 persons per month were bitten by stray dogs.
For everyone, for the local ecological chain, think about it. The collection of gills is a canine animal and is more resilient to the environment, combined with a larger number of gills and a greater demand for food. Highland areas have fewer species of life per se, and predator hunting is difficult for all. However, hunting difficulties are compounded by the presence of Tibetan forces. When they lack food provided by humans, they attack small animals in the highlands or rob food from other predators. Although the collection is less than the size of a brown bear and less fighting than a snow leopard, if it is larger, they can use the quantitative advantage to deal with other predators, resulting in a difficult situation for snow leopards, brown bears or wolves.
Despite the establishment of several canine houses on the outskirts of Lhasa, the number of shelters remained limited, with the original mobile dog adoption centres having a design capacity of 2,000, in just three years, having adopted over 7,000 stray dogs between 2013 and 2016. There are large numbers of stray dogs, and there are frequent instances of dogs eating in adoption centres.
The economic collapse of the Tibetans and the evacuation of the highlands with debts left tens of thousands of stray dogs on the highlands, who attacked the roadmen, spread the disease, hunt livestock and even hunt with snow leopards. There are few solutions to the problem. Although public-interest organizations are working to protect them, restrictions do not allow for a real solution to the problem, and perhaps for some time in the future, the highland areas will still be exposed to it.