There's a lot of dogs, but there's a lot of people who don't look like them, and there's usually only two endings for dogs, one for stray dogs and the other for dogs.
Yesterday saw a little story on the Internet, where the owner sold a dog car to an adult rancher.
How can I not understand how a dog that has been raised since childhood can just let it die?
He weighs it up to $600. Hand it over.
A pick-up truck in the popular market included one adult rancher and two unknown dogs.
They're scared to look at the strange surroundings.
Just a few minutes ago, they were sold at different prices by their owners to the dog dealers.
And he just happened to come to the market and ran into the dog dealer who was going back with the new dog.
He recognized the dog species at first sight.
"What are you doing here?
While knowing the intentions of the dog dealer, it is not clear how the pastoralist can be treated as a dog.
The dog dealer then said he spent money and bought it from the original owner.
"No, you're here to kill?" I asked the same question again.
After receiving confirmation from the dog dealer, he started to feel bad about the dog in the car.
The iQ of the pastoralists counted in the dogs, so they were eaten as meat dogs and blinded.
"You're blind, why don't you buy it back?" The dog dealer said.
In his eyes, a dog can be made into a table, a dog or a dog.
I didn't think I'd just go to a fair and run into something so cruel.
If you don't help yourself, the dog in this car won't be alive in days.
The only way to save them is to buy them at the price of a dog.
A dog dealer wants to buy, sells as a dog, sells as a dog, and then negotiates prices with him.
“15 pounds”, he described the two dogs on top as being cheaper, $500 and $2 and the marginal herd at slightly more than $600.
When I asked the dog dealer, the price could not be cheaper and it was rejected.
No way. To save the lives of the three dogs, he eventually saved them at $1,100.
Even though it cost money, my heart is warm, and I can't ignore this.
Thanks for saving the dogs' lives. I'm sure the dogs will live well in my hands.
And finally, ask the young masters to take good care of the dog, and if they don't take care of it, then don't raise it, or half of it doesn't want to.