Haskell, a mysterious and inexhaustible population, is largely offline in intellectual terms, but precisely because of that, Haskill can do all kinds of “stupid things”, such as suddenly running away from home, and, for example, barking like a wolf for no reason. And don't think that Haski is a bit of a wolf, but in fact he is afraid, and when he hears what he hears, he becomes a bag, he fights and he loses every time.
One of the pets had a Haschi, which, like most of the two-hundreds, always had to tear things down, especially toy-to-to-toys, and the owner bought them many toys, and it broke them. Every time a toy is torn apart, the owner needs to learn a lesson, but not long ago, the son of a bitch forgets the same errors that have been repeated. Haskill, though he loves to tear his family home, has a very small guts. It's usually only about one or two words from the master, and he's scared out of his ears.
One day, Haskill lay down on the ground to remove the toys. When the master passed through the main living room, he realized that Haskee had torn down the toys, was angry at the moment, and wondered how the dog was old and unrememberable, it had to be coloured today, otherwise it would not be a way to tear them down. The master understood Haski as a timid mouse, especially in fear of hearing the three words of the doghouse, which he had to hear without doubt.
So, suddenly, the owner came up with a message and pretended to call the dog shop: "Hey, dog shop owner? Will you take the dogs? I don't want one of my Haschi. Can I give it to you tomorrow?" Upon hearing the owner's telephone call to the dog's meathouse, and hearing the owner's statement that he was going to sell it, stop dismantling the toys, and then stand up and run quickly to the dog's cage, before a few seconds later, two ha would have gone into the dog's cage.
After hiding in the dog cage, Haski also felt that he was not safe enough to bite the rope on the dog cage with his lips and quickly turn off his hand. The master saw Haskee hiding in the dog cage, but in order for Haskie to remember the lessons of breaking the toys, the master had to put out his phone again as a phone call to the owner of the dog shop, and then went to scare Haskie so much that he ended up hiding in the dog cage and was afraid of leaving.
The master was just trying to trick Haski, and I can't believe that Haski was too scared to be able to live in a doghouse, once he was on the phone with the doghouse chief, and he couldn't find the safest place in the world. Are your two-hubs that bad?