When the stray dog was adopted, there was a puppy in his arms: Can I take him with me

Many of the dogs were adopted at an animal rescue station in San Francisco, in the United States, except for the two. The simple reason no one adopted them was that the big dog kept his puppy in his arms. Most people seem to think that they are mothers and children or brothers and sisters, and few adopt two children at once.

Many of the dogs were adopted at an animal rescue station in San Francisco, in the United States, except for the two.

The simple reason no one adopted them was that the big dog kept his puppy in his arms.

Most people seem to think that they are mothers and children or brothers and sisters, and few adopt two children at once.

When the stray dog was adopted, there was a puppy in his arms: Can I take him with me

They're close, but look at them carefully. They're just bit dogs, they're just Chihuahuas.

Only they were sent to the shelter the same day.

According to the staff, they've been wandering together before, and they don't know how much pain they've been through.

They continue to live in isolation from each other when they come to the shelter, and many times they propose the adoption of big bit dogs, but they do not want to abandon the small ones, who look at the people in front of them with tears whenever they pass through the cage and expect them to be taken away together.

When the stray dog was adopted, there was a puppy in his arms: Can I take him with me

In order to enable them to live with families, staff members had to separate them from their rooms.

Until a well-intentioned teacher tried to adopt the Beagle, all the formalities were done, but when he finally picked it up in the cage, he wouldn't leave.

After learning the real reasons, the teacher was pleased to accept another Chihuahua.

So they came together into the new home.

When the stray dog was adopted, there was a puppy in his arms: Can I take him with me

Of course, this lovely little habit hasn't changed...

In many cases, dog strangulation is a preventive act, usually keeping an eye on the wind and grass around it in order to protect an object.

So, love you, just draw a circle to protect you.