The German shepherds believe that most people are not too familiar. After all, as a once very common breed of police dogs, German shepherds have attracted a lot of people who like them. That is why, for a long time, Dejima was also a common sighting dog and a shepherd among many. Even today, many people still love them and keep them. However, under the ban on dogs in cities, more German pastoralists are now found in rural areas.
In particular, when dogs such as horse dogs are cultivated and slowly beginning to replace the status of German sheepdogs and dogs, the probability of German shepherds appearing in people's view is even lower. But even so, there are a lot of people who like them because of their powerful looks and are willing to raise them. As a result, while it is becoming increasingly rare in the cities, there are still a number of farming households that still depend on breeding and nurturing a new generation of spirituality.
It's just that many breeders, while relying on the young dogs they breed, tend to treat them at a very different level because of their preferences. For some of them, they are seeking better quality, more pure blood, and they reproduce them out of love with them. Therefore, while pursuing more refined dogs, they are also very good in raising them in normal times.
But more breeders, raising them out of the pursuit of their own interests, often do not care about their health in order to maximize them. For these breeders, only when they are able to reproduce, there is value in raising them. Once they are unable to reproduce, waiting for the final fate of the breeders, the vast majority of the breeders, apart from being abandoned, will end up in dogs, even if they may have dogs in their belly.
There is a fellow who travels frequently to the dog market, because he often travels to the local dog market, and so he sometimes sees people delivering a good-looking adult dog directly to the dog car, which is generally known to those who do. It's just that, in many cases, dogs don't look into it, because for dogs how much meat they have on them, that's what matters.
The same day, the netizens heard about the opening of a local dog market, so they came to the dog market as usual. Soon after he arrived in the dog market, he found that there were many people in the dog market, but since the net is located in a rural dog market, most of the dog market is made up of adult dogs like German shepherds or dogs, which are relatively rare. But even so, it didn't affect anything in the dog market, and by the time the netizens got into the dog market, a lot of people were picking their dog.
Then, as usual, netizens began to observe dogs in the dog market that day. When the netizens looked at the dogs in the dog market, he suddenly saw a big brother standing in front of a bunch of Germans in the dog market and, while selling them at a much lower price than the other sellers in the dog market, it was easy to see what the big brother seemed particularly happy about. So, while Big Brother was relatively free, the netizens asked him why he treated the dogs cheaply.
In response to a question from his netizens, he said that he had been a farmer and had raised dogs for over 20 years, that he had recently demolished his farm, that he had received more than 2 million rents, and that he was prepared to dispose of the dogs as soon as it was cheaper, because soon he had no place to raise them. After that, the brother continued to work hard to sell these for every passing person. However, he also said that these German herds are actually relatively common, and that the good ones are the ones he has to find another way to dispose of them or find a place to keep them.
It's just that some of them are worse off, because most of them are adult dogs. As a result, many of them are also targeted, and many of them have been taken directly by the dogs when they talk to their friends, and then when they smile and greet them, they are taken directly by the dogs, who are not far away. Waiting for these dogs will end up as a dish on someone's table...