When I was at the intersection when I was off work, I saw a puppy eating leaves on the road, and I thought, "How hungry is this?" I thought I'd bring it home to get something to eat, but I didn't know when I was going to get close to it, and this little guy ran away. Believe it or not, it's just the beginning of a dog chase, and I don't know if I'm trying to bully it, and when I end up on a puddle, the dog would rather jump into the water than believe himself, actually speaking of a puddle, but it's actually a big pit, and I couldn't do it, and then it's just eyeballs.
In fact, I felt so guilty at that time that I was so excited, that it turned into a mistake to let it run away like this. Well, not only did I not feed it, but I scared people away, thinking that I was stupid enough to have to leave, and I was wondering what was going wrong and whether I was too anxious to scare it. Next time I had to slow down and do it in a hurry. That's probably to say that I didn't have time to eat.
The same thing happened to the dog, and the next day I happened to make a fool of it, and then I met him again, and the little one was in pain, and the little one was really thin, and I taught him this time, and I've been preparing for food in my pants since I scared him away, and I've been looking for the back of it since I was here, and this time I'm going to leave it, and the dog came to me, and I took a step backwards, and I was going to go back and pretend not to look at it, and then I went back, and I started eating inside, and then I threw some food into it.
There's food, there's power, there's a lot of pressure when he eats it, and then he's gonna shake his tail with me when he eats it, and then he's going to make me happy, and he wants me to get something to eat it, and that's when I have some comfort in my heart, and it's the right place. After this time, the dog gets to know one thing about me every time he sees me, and then I think that I'm going to start feeding it in my collar, and it's going to have to be a little “method” to deal with it, though it's going to be tough. I've finally taken it back to my family, and now that I'm close to the dog, I've been home many times a day, like I haven't been home for a long time, because I've enjoyed it so passionately that it's taken me for its master!