It should be understood by all those who have raised the pups that the pups can be described as first-class in their ability to work, that the roadmen are usually hard to reach, and that the master feeds it at home in order to improve a safety precaution, but how can the master not expect that the pups have learned some of their skills?
Speaking of the two-hundred-hundreds, that's why the master, in order to punish it better, chained it to an area where no one normally goes, so the dog, of course, does not want to, keeps changing it to the owner, and the master, when he hears it, gets a little tired, says the dog is going to sell it to the lamb shop, so the dog is going to be cut off, and sometimes he continues to do something funny.
I can't believe the dog's acting funny, but he's standing up, crying to his master with two front paws and staring at his face like he's saying to his master, "Don't be so mean." Hey, hey, what's wrong with the owner?