I don't know if you guys found out after you had the dog, and you can't enjoy the good food alone in peace anymore. As long as you move, the dog gets to the scene in seconds like a radar, then he either robs you or stands by you, and puts an invisible pressure on you to reward them.
It's like what happens in this story. The three dogs, three of which are giant VIP dogs, are usually very crowded when they're walking around the house.
And what's more trouble is that when they're all surrounded by the table, the small master sits at the table and eats, and three big dogs have been watching, to say the least, around the small master group.
At first, the three dogs were honest, though they felt like their Hara was coming out of the screen. But in no time will three dogs finally be able to resist. One of them has turned his mouth on the little master's food, and one of them has succeeded, and the other two have launched an attack, which was once beyond control.
The small master is surrounded by a bunch of dogs and is even drowning in them. It's hard to eat, but the food is so fast and so slow.
The image of a child being “bullying” by a dog is extremely dangerous in the eyes of a group of people, and a person who does not have a dog may feel that his parents are big and irresponsible, and that, in general, a dog is more friendly to a child if the child learns the right way to get along with the dog, and the squawk officer has trained the dog.
Some people think children and dogs can't coexist? In fact, dogs and children are not opposing each other and are perfectly able to live under the same roof in harmony. The most important thing in this is that the scavenging officer is educated and mastery is important, and if the scavenger is to be fair to both sides, he must change.