It has always been felt that, as the most humane little animals, dogs have feelings, that they are jealous, angry, grateful and afraid of leaving, that they understand everything, that they don't speak human language, that they don't feel poor, that whether you are poor or rich, that dogs have deep feelings for their masters, and that some doggies, even if they are abused by their masters, are silent, that they have only a few decades to feed, and that they will live for the rest of their lives.
The dog, Electra, was abandoned by its owner at the animal adoption facility, and when the dog found out that the owner never came to pick it up, it realized that the owner didn't want it.
The Beagle also had no idea why the owner did not want it, and in this strange environment where there was no owner, he was a single dog who had been abandoned, and he was worried and scared.
It must have been so scary for a little ear to get back. It felt so unsure. Poor thing.
The staff made fun of the dog, who was still unhappy, pulling his head in silence and walking around the house with care, probably wondering why the master didn't want it, hoping that someone good would adopt it.