Did you lose the dog? How did you find it?
Ming, the veterinarian, saw a little story yesterday: after a dog and the owner were separated, he went to the police station to get help from the police uncle. Don't you think?

Something's wrong. Call the police.
A few days ago, there was a dog in a police station who had the guts to go around the police.
The first time I saw a dog running into a police station, everyone was curious about the dog's history: where's the cutie?
I thought it was a stray dog, but finding it with a collar on its neck and a little blue dress was obvious. I knew I'd come to the police station to tell the police.

The dog was always next to the police uncle, like he was looking for help.
Wang: I'm separated from my master. Help me!
For the first time, the police had been in such a situation that they had gone to the police door without a trace of the owner, so they had no means of taking pictures of the dog, passing it into the circle of friends and sending it to help find the owner.
Fortunately, in a short period of time, the police succeeded in helping the dogs find their master, who took the dog home after he had been told to bend the rope.
Don't you think it's too much for a vet? How can you lose such a smart dog? If it wasn't for the dog, he'd have called the police, maybe someone would have made soup.
After the scene was uploaded to the Internet, a number of people told me that the dog was perfect.

Ming, the veterinarian, thinks that although this little story ends fortunately, how many of you can be so smart to find police help? Most of the dogs were left behind in a particularly tragic situation, and they could not eat or sleep well when they became stray dogs.
Although there is now a clear rule that taking a dog out of the house is a tow rope, and most of the pets do it, to be honest, there are a lot of people who do not have a tow rope, and Ming, the veterinarian, often sees the pets in the neighborhood when they walk.
Here, you are called upon to hold the rope not only for road safety, but also for the safety of dogs. If they...
What should I do? And don't ever think your dog doesn't bite, so don't tie it.
Civilized dog walking is the responsibility of every pet, and it is hoped that everyone will abide by it.