In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of dogs raised, and public awareness of dogs has improved. Some masters, in order to make their own dogs more creative in their face, often use knives on pet dogs, most commonly for end-of-pipe surgery. Teddy, Corky's owner, had a tail cut when the dog was born. At the source, the dog was given a tail break in order to avoid injury to the tail in the course of the work, but now the main effect of the tail break is to look at it.
In addition to end-ups, ear cutting is more common, but there is a risk in cutting ears for pets. No, a bulldoze in the master's family recently gave birth to a bunch of pups, and when the dog grew up a little bit, the owner wanted to send the dog for an ear cut, which would make it easier to sell.
Just a short distance from home, a new pet shop was opened and, upon enquiry, it became clear that there was an ear cutting service, and the owner brought the dog in on the weekend.
The owner feared that he would cut off the dog's ears and bring one to test the other's trade. Although the ear cutting was minor, the owner had signed many contracts prior to the operation.
Before the surgery, the master was wondering, a little dog like that was going to have anaesthesia. Dog anesthesia is risky, special for the old and the weak, and if the anesthesia is not controlled, it can kill the dog.
The dog was sent in for surgery and the owner waited anxiously outside. More than half an hour later, the owner, through the window of the operating room, discovered that one of the staff members was constantly afraid of hitting the dog ' s body.
The more things went wrong with the master, the more he came in, the more he found out the dog couldn't wake up. The staff squirmed the dog, and the dog didn't react. In the end, the master's fears have arisen, and it is estimated that staff members, while taking an anaesthesia, were not able to grasp the anaesthesia dose and received too many injections, resulting in an accidental death of the dog.
Although the staff members had worked hard to save them, the results were not ideal and the dogs had eventually lost their lives. The owner was very angry and communicated with the person in charge of the pet shop, who indicated that the compensation had exceeded the contractual limit because of the high price of bulldogs.
The contract stated that the maximum compensation for accidental death was only $1,500, yet the average market price for a bulldog was over 7,000, and the owner was angry and had to feel bad for signing the contract.
Cops: Bulldogs are very different in character from what they look like, and bulldogs, though called bullies, are more than gentle names. Outside the country, it's also a common life dog, which is friendly to older people and children. There are two main reasons for cutting a bulldog's ear: appearance, but cleaning. First, when a bulldog cuts his ears, he looks more aggressive and better suited to his name, and if he does not, the bulldoze looks as if he is indifferent to consumer perceptions. Second, after cutting the ears, it also cleans up the dog ears and avoids diseases such as ear inflammation.
Of course, if dogs are to be cut, they must choose a regular pet hospital, and before the operation, if a contract is signed, take a good look at the items listed in the contract.