When we were young, we often heard that there was no wise Alaska sled dog who came to the police station after he lost his master. What happened to the Alaska sled dog who finally waited for his master after he had sent a message from the police.
It's hard to get a cop.
I'm a smart puppy. It's about me.
"The master is gone. I'm going to report."
Early in the morning, a sled dog arrived in the police station reporting room.
At 4 a.m. the day before yesterday, the light was on in the watch room of the Quinshan City Public Security Police Station, and the civilian police were on duty in the spirit of 12 minutes, and suddenly it seemed as if there was a shadow in front of the door. As a result, the police station was found in front of the door with an impassioned guest — an Alaskan sleigh dog — in full of fur and clean, but it was still so lonely.
The Alaska sled dog found someone looking at it, without fear, and ran straight into the police station's reporting room, like, "I'm lost! I'm going to report!" Seeing the "wild" walk into the crime room, the civilians were crying, and people started talking, "Is this Haschi or Alaska?" Finally, after careful observation and identification, the civilian police chief at the 1000-lighted police station told you that this was an adult male Alaska sled dog, worth about $3,000 to $5,000.
The civilian police heard the price, thinking that the dog had suddenly lost and that its owner must be in a hurry. And so they came up with ideas to help their owners. The civilian police present first told the police and the police officers around him of the cleverness of this “wieldy”, hoping that they would keep an eye on them while on duty. At the same time, the small group of civilian police was able to draw attention to the power of the network. Subsequently, a number of civilian police officers published a dog search announcement in the community of friends, Xinjiang Weibo, qq space and asked for help in forwarding it to find its owner.
"I don't bite. Don't be afraid."
In the middle of the night, he wandered around the police station, scared the police to scream.
However, while everyone was actively looking for the owner of the Alaska sleigh dog, it had had a carefree day at the police station. The small civilian police unit became its temporary master and was responsible for its diet. As the Alaska sled dog is particularly big and has a very large diet, Fang goes to the cafeteria every day to give it all the leftovers. At noon on 2 February, several civilian police officers who had gone out to the police arrived late and thought that there was some “crazy” in the cafeteria and that they were all “exterminated” by dogs. Several civilian police officers took a clean look at the water and filled their stomachs with a long-haul.
This Alaska sleigh dog likes to wander around in police stations when it's all right every day. Also on the night of 2nd, this Alaska sled dog was walking around the police station without making a sound. It happened that a few civilian police officers on patrol went back to the police station, went into the dark corridor and suddenly found themselves staring at them in the green and dark eyes of the dark lights in front of them. These civilian police officers, who normally “strike in”, shouted, “What is this?” Having heard the voices of the civilian police, this Alaska sled dog came as if nothing had anything to do with it. When it gets closer, the civilian police will see it. It's the big guy, and we'll all laugh.
In such a laughable relationship, the civilian police have become more and more emotional with it, and every civilian police officer who goes out on duty and comes back to the station will have to look at it, and it will shake hands with everyone as a gesture of friendship.
Master, you're here at last.
The police contacted the dog owner.
At a time when the Alaska sled dog was getting better and better with the local civilian police, the civilian police received a message in the community of micro-trust friends, which a policeman described as a dog similar to a dog raised by a small local property manager. As soon as Fong realized, “This guy may have found his owner”. He then contacted the police officer who had sent the message and found the property manager. The property manager said that he had indeed lost an Alaska sled dog called “Dodo”. He then described the specific characteristics of the dog. Xiao Fong found out that the property manager described the dog exactly the same as the one in the house, and told the property manager: "Moo is in a thousand light police station."
Two days later, at more than 11 noon, the property manager arrived at the police station. When Doo saw his master, he burst into his arms. The property manager is holding on to “more” heads, as if it were repeatedly confirmed. He said, "I've been looking for it for two days, and I never thought I'd find it." When he said that, his eyes were full of disbelief and surprises. Later, the civilian police said, “The dog is lost and he knows to turn to the police uncle for help.”