When Ms. Shen was walking her dog in a nearby park, she accidentally lost her love dog, who was waiting for herself in the elevator in her own building after a few hours of searching for her cell phone, because it was too late and the fur on the dog was mostly black.
Ms. Shin used to add a small group of people who don't normally talk to the group, but that night she played a role and thought it was necessary to add it!
I didn't think someone saw their love dog and sent it to the group.
The most incredible thing for Ms. Shin is how can she remember her way home? There's so many buildings in the neighborhood.
She was immediately informed by a good-hearted household, when it was found, that there was a dog in the elevator, not knowing which one.
Ms. Shin stated that many people in her place were more afraid of dogs, were usually careful when entering and leaving the elevators, tied up dogs with ropes and pulled them into the corner when people came.
Sometimes the elevators are too crowded to wait for the next elevator to cause unnecessary trouble.
That night, she wanted to walk with her love dog, and saw that everyone in the park was free, so Ms. Shin, like everyone else, untied her love dog, hoping it would have fun with its little friends.
After discovering that her dog had been lost, Ms. Shin was also very anxious, shouting her name around the park, and many of her pets were helping themselves.
Fortunately, her own dog had been found and Ms. Shin was particularly grateful to the kind family member, who had not seen it as a vagabond, but had sent it to the community. Ms. Shin felt that it was important to look after it in the future, and that wherever it was, she could not leave her sight.
Ms. Shin felt so much through this that she felt that it was better to be friends than to be close to her neighbours, and that community groups were necessary!
And your dog is really smart! It really doesn't hurt!