Having a Haschi is really going to take care of her as a child, to eat in unease, to play too busy to control, to take her out for a walk, to be closely watched, or in the blink of an eye you really don't know where to go.
Little Liu raised a Haschi, and although he knew that it might be trouble and bad in many places, he wanted to raise it to bring himself more pleasure in everyday life, and indeed he was happy with it. The worst thing he could remember was when he took Hascchi out for a walk, and Hascchi was a little uncontrollable because he was high, and he couldn't see where he went without looking.
He was anxious to find where he could find and where he had found it, but he could not find it, and he hoped that he would find his way home. As a result, two weeks were lost, and he almost gave up hope, and suddenly a friend sent him a message saying he saw something like it because he wasn't sure he had to look at it himself. Upon receipt of the news, he went to that place and when he found the dog, he was really laughing.
When he arrived, Haskih was swimming by the river, asking the people who lived nearby. They said that Haskih had been swimming here since quite a long time ago, and that people around him would bring him food without his master, and he seemed happy.
But when Hastych saw him, he jumped on him and saw him like this. The owner was really crying and laughing at him. "The dog is hopeless and wild."
@LSYL: It's really hopeless, it's like having fun after talking, and it's good to be there, laughing and crying.
@Lisir: Hastych takes a lot of courage to be killed in minutes, or to be angry with him for three minutes.
@WingPD: I had a Haskee lost before, and I found it and I found it and I didn't want to leave, and I really didn't die.
It really takes a lot of thought to raise a dog, not only to be careful with it, but to watch it be more careful, or it'll be like this Hasty, but it'll come back.
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