For their own best friends, that must be a way to help by exhausting all the ways they can think of, not just between people, but also among small animals.
In the kitchen, the dog holds his own bedmate -- a rabbit, a dog's eyes, like fear of what to do next, and the owner has long since said, "Howe to the rabbit."
But the next scene was really moving -- but see the dog standing up on the kitchen stove and seeing the man who had cut the melon in his face: What is it you want? You don't have to hurry if you're hungry. Wait a little longer, there'll be rabbits!
What does not remind the master is that the dog immediately lays himself in the frying pan, as if he were saying, "To eat the sorghum, come to Ben Wang so that he doesn't have to do harm to the beloved rabbits, but the master is blinded by the dog's behavior and the position is stopped."
When you see a dog doing that to yourself, and the rabbit jumps in and out, and there's nothing you can do about it, you know, but the owner just gave up on this night's teasing, and it's a little teary for two assholes.