Have you ever seen a dog somewhere alone?
Ming, the veterinarian, saw a little story on the Internet yesterday: when a woman stopped temporarily, she tied her pet, Teddy, to the doorknob so that she could watch her car.
While driving, the woman felt a bit ill in her stomach and needed to stop temporarily to find a bathroom.
She fears, however, that if she parks her car by the side of the road, she will be seen by the police and given a ticket.
It then moved, thinking about the many previous pets who tied the dog to the side of the road and then put a sign on it, telling the police that they were just stopping temporarily.
So when the car was parked, the dog was tied to the handle of the door and put on a card, which said, "Hello, uncle, my mother went to the bathroom, please don't put a sticker!"
Dogs are very well-behaved, waiting quietly for the passers-by on the side of the road, bearing the burden of the master.
Many passers-by people read the words on the cards of Wang, which means that women are too smart and particularly funny.
But Veterinary Ming thinks it's a good way to do it, but such a cute and good dog is just on the side of the road.
When the scene was posted on the Internet, the comments of the members of the network were blown, and most felt that women should not do so.
There's a suggestion that next time we can get a bigger dog and say no one dares to come and put a ticket.
Some netizens feel that this is an inappropriate act for women, that they prefer to be ticketed rather than risk their lives with dogs, and that it is too much to do.
It's probably a matter of debate, and the woman later said she was just watching people do it, so it's a good idea, and I'm sure she'll take care of it later when she looks at the advice of her netizens.
Veterinary Xiao Ming wanted to say that sometimes pets meant a lot to the owner and were babies that could not be replaced with more money.
In order to avoid the loss of pets, we should watch the dogs, you know, once they become stray dogs, it's gonna be really sad.
It's too late to spend time with dogs and not wait to regret it.