You heard the old man say that when a dog in his family knows he's dying, he sneaks out of the house to keep his master from feeling sad. The friend's family's golden hair, in the last days of his life, said goodbye to his family.
This golden hair has been with her for 10 years, and she was very fond of playing with her as a child, and then left her home to go to college with her and her family.
On that day, Cho received a telephone call from his grandfather, saying that he was sick and had not eaten for many days and that the elderly had no culture and wanted him to take him to the hospital to see what had happened. Cho called for leave and returned home, and the golden hair was not even strong enough to stand up and only the tail was shaking softly. When taken to the hospital for examination, the doctor stated that his condition was serious and that he was too old to be treated and could not live long.
Cho refused to give up and intended to take the golden hair to a large hospital in the city, but fearing that the older grandparents would not accept the fact, he lied that the small town where the golden hair was to be fed did not have it, had to go to the big city to buy it, and it was easier to take it to his own home to see him. They keep saying Cho, what blondie likes to eat and what he likes to play, you have to take care of it.
After walking out of the house, the big blonde sits on the floor, and he looks at this house for 10 years, and looks at it with sorrow, and probably at this point, he knows he's gone. Cho had to be by his side quietly, for a long time, before he would leave.
In the city, Cho had found the best doctor for the golden hair, but there was still no way to cure it completely, but only to provide for life with medicine. He took care of it with all his energy and slept with it, but the time to leave came, and one afternoon the golden hair had left the world in peace, and Cho was worried that Grandma and Grandpa would have to hide it first, and when the old people called to ask about the situation, he could only say, “It's fine, it's taking medicine”.
It took a long time for Cho to tell them the truth, and to say what he did when he left the house, Grandma and Grandpa said, "It must have known it couldn't see us again, so it wouldn't have left." Dogs are truly human, loyal to their masters, hoping that people can treat their dogs well and have a happy life!
