I wonder if you've heard of a tiger dog? The tiger canine is one of the country's rare breeds, one of the ten hounds of the Qing Dynasty King's Park. In addition to their long life in rural areas, where there is no awareness of the need to protect their species, the number of tiger dogs is now scarce, and many lovers find it difficult to ask for one. If they can raise a tiger dog, I am sure that they will treat them as a treasure. What was unexpected was that such a rare dog had been abandoned in Taiwan.
On New Year ' s Eve, four years ago, the sister of the tiger dog was abandoned on the streets of the Middle Zone of Taiwan. Even if the sister was abandoned by the master, it did not give up hope that the master would come back one day to take it home. So it settled in the alleyway where the car came from. Every day, you look at the vehicles on the road and expect to see the owner's presence in the next second. However, such a wait would not bear fruit. The nearby merchants watched it patheticly and decided to take care of it.
A year ago, however, the shopr, who was willing to let him stay in the shop, had to move away with his sister, but had never thought it would die, simply to stay near the alley. Only a nearby merchant can feed the poor dog and give it a place to keep the rain.
Later, residents of the alley learned about the story and decided to bring it home for breeding. Give it regular vaccinations, take it to bathe, play with it, buy it snacks. Living happily ever after. In such a life, however, sister did not forget her former master. Still stuck in the new house, running into the alley every day waiting for the old owner to show up.
The residents who adopted it simply sent the story to the social platform. “It has been more than four years since you abandoned your foster care, and over 1460 days a little child has grown up and is always looking for your tracks near the alley, waiting for you to show up and take it home.” Indeed, none of the people in this alley who knew her sister would forgive her former owner, but in order to make her truly happy, were willing to help her find her old master.
It's another human sin, but it's a tragic story for dogs. I don't know when the word loyalty dog is beginning to get disgusted. It's a painful and painful thing to watch a dog wait so hopelessly. If it were to forget its poor old master, it might now live a happy and happy life with the new master who was willing to adopt it. If not for true loyalty, why do you have to sacrifice so much?