While life and death are things that everyone must go through, it is still painful to see people and pets who are familiar leave. Eric, the star dog trainer, met Kingi a decade ago, and he changed his attitude with enthusiasm and became a partner and family. At first sight, Kinki was 17 years old and had begun to lose his body, and on the previous day (20 March) had returned home from work in Eric, where he had seen the master's last face, and had a last breath and left in peace. Eric, faced with death and death, had to say, "Of course I'm sad, I'm just an ordinary person..." , a few short words that make thousands of pets cry, and only a dog can feel it.
"Kinki is a loyal, obedient and lovely Tang Dog. Eric, the dog trainer, was a volunteer at the Society for the Protection of Abandoned Animals for many years and was in charge of training Tang Dogs in the Association to teach them discipline. In 2006, he met a particularly cold Tang dog, "Kinki", and even if Eric wanted to deal with it with snacks, he was not moving, and even he did not care about his actions. Eric recalled what he had said: "The image that did not interest me is still fresh to me."
Kinki's chilly attitude did not retreat from Eric, who continued to accept it with Kinki, melted its heart a little, and took about two or three months to listen to him, and started to end up with him, "I'm happy, very warm, and it started to look after me. Eric took Kinki to the malls organized by the Association from time to time to interact with Kinki and to promote the message of "adoption without abandonment". Every time you have to perform or demonstrate the skills of human beings and dogs, Kinki is very cooperative, and it's like, "Eric, I won't let you down, I'll do you better." Eric and Kinki built a relationship of trust between each other and became the best partner of each other, and Eric finally decided to adopt Kinki, "I hang it every night, so I decided to take it home and become a part of my family."
At the age of 9, Kinki unfortunately suffered from cataracts, and even if Eric continued to take him to the vet, the situation had not improved. Eventually, the vet suggested to take off his eyes, Eric endured pain and made a decision for Kinki, and he lost all his sight, and I would be unhappy, and he lost two eyes, but I think he still wants to survive in the world.
The 17-year-old Kinki, who had recently become weak, was still not around Eric. If Eric came home from work the day before yesterday (20 March), and saw the dying Kinki lying next to him, he said, "It breathed its last breath and left."
You ask me if I'm sad, the truth is that it's sad. I'm just an ordinary man, but I have to accept reality. Eric is an excellent dog trainer who knows all kinds of techniques for working with dogs, but in the face of the death of a dog in love, he is as sad and sad as a normal person. 17 years with Kinki, Eric thinks he's getting more than paying, and Kinki taught me a lot. Through it, I'll try to teach more people.