There's an old Chinese saying, "Doggies get rats, don't worry about anything." I'm supposed to be doing this, but now all the pet cats in the house are like the Buddha. If the Meows don't care, it's the Wangs who come to mind. In Chengdu, there's a star dog that fights rats.
In a small area of Chengdu Yongmong Road, a black Labrador was recently “elected” as a community star. It's called "Latin" as the pet of Mr. Tang, a resident of this neighborhood. Speaking of love and love, Mr. Tang said that “Latin” had been focusing on rats for five years.
When I smell rats, I'm going to "show the wind." “Latin” is not only cute, willing to play with neighbours, but also able to catch rats. The neighborhood is now a rat's “no-go-land” and everyone loves “Latin”.
Isn't it curious how Latin caught rats? It wanders around the neighborhood all day, and if you find it suddenly smelling and sniffing in a place, it must have been a rat. "There's a rat hole. It's looking for rats." The “Latin” is familiar with even the sister of the security guard of the district, who said that she had worked in the district for two to three years and often saw the “Latin” catch rats. "It's very fierce. When you see a rat, you jump up and grab one."
In fact, they look at Latin, and they think it's all about face. Why is it about talent? The technique of catching rats begins with "Latin" dad, who is a drug dog, so Latin has a keen sense of smell. The “no one can hide” “no one's nose” for drugs, and it's not “claw to catch” for a few little rats?
Of course, besides the sense of smell, the patience of the Latin is the “solar instrument” that it deals with rats, which can stay close to the rat hole for more than half an hour, even if the owner is attracted to food.
Now, the "mindful Latin" is not just a community star, but is famous throughout Cheng. And I hear it's been "turned to war" since it doesn't have rats in its own neighborhood!
"Latin" even though it has a good sense of smell, why bother with rats? Little Chief wondered if rats often ate “Latin” dog food and provoked “Latin”. "O rat, rat, you think only cats can cure you? I'm going to meet a tough guy!"