Usually we don't see shopkeepers specializing in meat dog business at the florist market or in small pet stores, but, in addition, it's more important that small pet dealers mostly sell fewer or separate shops. As a result, even when the dog merchants go, they do not have enough dogs, and the combination of these factors naturally leads many pets to wonder what the dog is. In general, dog vendors are still dominated by purchasers, and when they get their hands on dogs that no one wants or can't sell, they weigh them and buy them at a pound of $6-10, usually at a price of $200-400, which can be said to be very cheap!
As can be seen from the fact that the dog dealer in the picture is weighing the newly acquired Alaskan dog, it's quite strong, it's black and white in the market, and under the direction of the dealer, it's crouching on and not barking, and it's a good dog. Although there's white hair on the back of the dog, the dog's overall looks are good, and why is it sold as a dog?
The traders were talking to a number of friends, and from their exchanges, the authors learned about the purpose of the purchase of the Alaskan dog. The dealer mentioned that the dog was brought by a young pet and, after a brief inquiry, told him that the dog could sell about 300 pieces of money. The pets didn't even want to say yes, they seemed anxious to sell the dog. The author speculates that it is likely that the spoiled feeder was gibberished to his family, or that the dog was taken by him, for whatever reason, and that the author was unaware.
As a result, the vendor did not ask so much, claiming that the dog had been collected for $330. And then the pet took the money and left, and the whole process was less bullshit, and the dealer thought he was good at talking, and the dog did. He put it next to the car to see if anyone would be interested in it, so that it could be sold at over $1,000.
The dog is also of interest to a few of the gaming merchants, and they're playing around, and it looks very harmonious. And Alaska does not seem to know its own destiny, but is still actively shaking its tail towards a group of merchants, and it is not good to see such a scene. The author would like to appeal to the pets to think again before raising their pets, to make sure that they have the time and energy to look after them and then raise them instead of abandoning the pets after a moment of enthusiasm.