A stray bear who doesn't want to be rescued, chases the electric car. Dog: Why didn't the master wait for me

I've seen too much because of the dog's loss, and I've been looking for the dog's owner day and night.

I've seen too much because of the dog's loss, and I've been looking for the dog's owner day and night.

In fact, for various reasons, dogs who are forced to separate from their masters are doing their best to find their masters.

Unlike human beings, the hairy children have a wide variety of avenues of search, and they have only themselves, but only through their eyes, noses and limbs, to find their owners without purpose.

Zero-one chasers.

On 10 April, on the Salt River Bridge of the City of Huaiang, Jiangsu Province, a stray dog watched the continuous flow of vehicles with fear and anxiety.

Once the electric car arrives, the bear will go crazy after the electric car, but it won't be able to catch it soon because it is fast.

At that point, it would stop immediately and continue to observe the usual vehicles until another electric vehicle was found and courageously pursued.

A stray bear who doesn't want to be rescued, chases the electric car. Dog: Why didn't the master wait for me

From the close end of the bear, we can see that the little one is very scared inside, but there seems to be a desire to hold it in pursuit of electric cars.

This was seen by a plowing officer who was riding to work and immediately realized that the bear was looking for his own owner, who probably was riding an electric vehicle.

Looking at this silly, hairy kid, the shit-poaching officer is in pain, remembering the owner riding an electric car, so he chases every cyclist and thinks that he can find his own, no matter what, he's already done wrong.

No, no, no.

It's the early peak of work, and there's a lot of cars coming and coming, and the shit-washing officer is afraid that he'll be hit by a car more likely than a bear.

He decided to lead the bear off the road, at least to ensure its safety, before helping him find his master.

I didn't think the Squawk Officer would get close to the dog and the little guy would even back off and run away. Maybe, in this bear's eyes, the shit-pudding officer is blocking it from finding the owner.

After tireless efforts by the scavengers, the bear was driven from the bridge to the bridge, during which several roadside vendors were questioned, and no one knew the bear, let alone its owner.

Likewise, the car is not in its original position, as the bear can see it, nor how long it has been.

The bear who was driven to the sidewalk to lobby the shit-pussing officer, the little one didn't leave the side of the road and kept staring at the flow of the river, staring at the electric car and then chasing it.

The shit-popping officer had to get out of the car and drive it to a nearby shop.

He was more nervous than he had seen before, sitting carefully in the shop, still looking firmly out the window and looking for the owner.

Wanderer: Master, where are you? I miss you so much!

Will you come home with me at 03?

Although the little man has always been on guard against the Squawk Officer, he has never shown hostility towards the Squawk Officer, but is a little afraid of the Squawk Officer.

After a period of stalemate, it was not clear whether it was too tired for a bear, or whether it knew that the scavenging officer had no malice, that it slowly dropped its guard, stopped avoiding the scavenging officer and even accepted her touch.

Squawk: Will you come home with me? I'll find your master!

Because he can't find the bear's owner for a while, he takes it home, and the little guy who just arrived at the new house hasn't eaten a meal, and probably still misses his master.

The next day, it was so hungry that it barely ate some dog food, and during the time it was with the Squawk Officer, the little guy seemed to understand the good intentions of the Squawk Officer and began to accept her and even exposed her belly.

As opposed to abandonment, the Squawk officer believed that the bear might have been lost to the master because its fur had been carefully managed, and she assumed that she would do her best to help the dog find it.

If she can't find the original owner, she'll find a good shoveler for the dog.

Not all dogs are as lucky as this bear, and most of them have difficulty finding their owners, because many of them are abandoned by their own owners, and some of them, before they find their owners, are most likely to be in danger, and the cars, the food, the bad weather, are always threatening their lives.

A stray bear who doesn't want to be rescued, chases the electric car. Dog: Why didn't the master wait for me

So it's hoped that when you take a dog out of the house, you'll wear a leash for a dog and reduce the risk of a dog being lost. It's hard for a dog to find a dog, too, and every dog to live happily with a dog!