In recent years, the growing number of pet dogs and the seemingly popular dog-keeping environment have also given rise to many uncivilized dog-keeping practices, the first to be abandoned.
There are many reasons for abandoning pet dogs, such as buying a dog home, and finding themselves faced with all kinds of trifling things, such as eating and drinking lasagna, which can be barely sustained at first with enthusiasm, but can easily be abandoned when passion fades away.
There are also situations where the living environment has changed significantly, such as marriage, moving and changing jobs. Unintended pregnancies are the last cause, and many owners send dogs away if they are not sterilized in time and if they do not want to raise them. But if a dog is raised, it's less popular, and family and friends don't want it, the owner abandons the dog.
The owner of the dog had to take the dog out for a walk every day, a little brother had a blond hair, and the last time he took the dog out for a walk, he was angry.
In the afternoon, when the master passed through the open ground with his golden hair, the dog suddenly got nervous and continued to bark at the land. While the dog barked, he used his claws to poach the soil, as if there was something in the earth that he wanted, and he had to pull it out.
The dog's sense of smell and hearing is many times human, and the master thinks the dog finds out what's in the earth, gets excited at once, picks a bigger wooden pole from the side and picks it up.
Less than a minute or two later, the owner found the earth buried alive, and it struggled to get out. It continued for less than half a minute and saw two puppy claws. When the dog shows his head, that scary look, the owner looks very heartbroken.
I don't know what the doggies did, but they were brutally buried in the ground by their masters, so they could find it in their own hairs, or they would be suffocated for a while. When the dog's head was stretched out, he breathed the air with his mouth wide open, staring at the surroundings, and seemed afraid that the fear would roll over again.
When the master rescued the dog, he discovered that it was a Chinese dog, presumably the mother of the dog had an unwanted pregnancy and the owner did not want to do it. Having already raised a golden hair and being unable to adopt it, the dog had to be brought to a nearby garbage can to feed itself, hoping that the dog would meet a good new owner.
Paternity: With the development of the pet market, the number of pet shops, pet hospitals, and the skills of sterilization are increasing and, regardless of the type of dog that is being raised, timely and proper sterilization can avoid many unnecessary problems, which is also a sign for the head of the dog.