There will also be great differences in the purpose for which the dogs are raised. For some, dogs are the hope that they will provide themselves with a certain level of security and that they will be able to accompany themselves and be their most loyal guardian when they need them; for others, they are the means to make a profit, and they are the hope that they will be able to produce higher returns by growing them over time; and, of course, for others, their function is appreciated, and they are the hope that they will bring more glory to themselves with their capabilities.
It is precisely because different people raise them for different purposes that the dogs are naturally treated differently in their home. For those who need their company, they may be extremely important members of their families, and they are not alone; for those who consider them as instruments of profit, they are necessary only if they have the capacity to reproduce and the dogs are admitted to the market, and if they lose value, waiting for them will often be a miserable ending; for those who want them to bring glory to themselves, the only difference is whether or not they can bring glory to themselves.
Especially when these dogs are relatively small-to-reach hounds. With the growing perception of environmental protection, hunting in the wild has become illegal and not accepted by the people of the country, and therefore, in many cases, hound hunting has been carried out more often as a competitive project. The purpose of many hounds, therefore, is also to hope that they will be able to bring themselves an honor and win rabbits on the hunts, at their extraordinary rate.
So, the only value of the hounds in the eyes of their masters is when they can run at speed. However, at many times, especially when the weather is hotter, the results of the fast running of the hounds tend to easily cause them to become ill or injured. But as soon as they reach this point, they cannot continue to run, no matter how much glory they once brought to their masters, they may be a burden to their masters at this time, and once the hounds are taken into account as a burden, waiting for them is sometimes an extremely tragic fate.
There was a guy who used to go to the dog market, who came to a local dog market, as usual, and there was a rabbit-hunting field near the dog market, and there were a lot of dogs who brought their dogs to the game that day. But because of the heat, soon the dog market and hunting grounds began to clear, and I didn't see so much fun in the dog market, so I was going to follow the crowd out.
However, when he was about to leave the dog market, he unexpectedly saw a dog suspected of being injured in the dog market. Because the dog walked around like a cripple and couldn't make it right, he was going to catch up with them and ask the big brother with the dog. By talking to Big Brother, he learned that the dog had run too many circles that day, and eventually got his muscles pulled, but, according to Big Brother's prediction, the dog should be able to slow himself down...
While he was optimistic and looking forward to seeing the dog slow down, he appeared to know the dog well, and after observing the dog's condition, told him that the dog should try to cool it down, so he went to the side of the road to get a rabbit that had been won by the dog and then to talk to him for a while. When he heard that the dog's condition might not be restored, he had no idea of buying water.
After talking to the dog for a while, making sure he wasn't joking, the brother directly indicated that if the dog could not run, he would sell it to the dog car and cut it. After that, it seemed a little unsatisfied, and said to my lord, the little dog's bones didn't hurt... However, the Lord is not optimistic, although he is still trying to save it, but the Lord is still saying that even if the bones are fine, the condition of the dog is not optimistic and there is a great risk of paralysis ...
When I heard that, my brother seemed to feel a bit of pain, so, in his conversation with him, he also said that the dog had been raised since he was a child, that it had been bought at a cost of over 1,000 dollars, and that it had now been sold to the dog car, but that it was more or less regrettable. He didn't wait until he saw the dog. After a while, he left the dog market, and before he left, he seemed reluctant to give up and waited for the dog to recover himself.