The stereotypes of dogs are deeply rooted in people who don't understand.
One of the masters had a lovely and warm Dubin dog, Iver, who was taking the dog for a walk the other day when he met his friend with his own Kim Mau Aru. When people saw the lovely Aru, they immediately came up and said they wanted a picture. When the passers-by saw Aru, the sound was automatically raised to eight degrees, with a compliment on the good temper of golden hair in a rhetorical manner. But when they turned around and saw the Dobings, they looked down and looked at the dog as if he was so mean: would he look bad?
The contrasting commentary left the owner with no choice, and it was a waste of the roadman's performance not to judge Oscar.
There's a huge contrast to the handsome look of Avery, whose personality is particularly smug, not only because of his special attachment to his family, but also because of the fact that no one else and no dog are easily targeted. It's similar to a lovely golden temper, so two dogs can play together. However, many people used to look like dogs, before the owner ran into a small dog without a rope to provoke Avery, and when the dog came to fly, the owner complained first, saying how she could go out with a dog that was so mean, even thinking that the dobing dog was as brutal as a zombie dog in the Biochemical Crisis.
I wonder if they're watching too many movies? How can a real dog be reduced to a conversation with an artisticly processed thing in a movie? Besides, the dog bleeds if he doesn't bite with the rope. Why should the owner of the dog look down on the man who raised Tobin?
Dogs despise chains: dogs despise dogs.
I don't know when a dog has a contempt chain. Not only do dogs like Tobin, Rowena, but big dogs are despised. Some of the dogs don't hold their ropes and keep saying they don't want to come! I'd like to go. Your dog who doesn't hold a tie won't leave like he licks a dog. Even if the big dog was more destructive than the dog, at least the owner could control it. And some masters tend to think that the dog has nothing to do with it, so they let the dog get worse, and they don't even want to die screaming at the dog. There may be dogs who actually see the force of the big dog, just after being rude and yelling at the big dog. The true chain of contempt should be for the masters of the ropes to look down on the unled, and for the dogs of civilization to look down on the dogs of civilization, so as to promote the development of the dogs of civilization.
In fact, there are many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many of the same dogs, some of the masters, some of the bite dogs, some of the masters, and some of the masters, some of them, are the children. Dogs, not dogs, people. However, having a big dog, or a dog, grows a little bit rough, and it is good for the master to go out and hold the rope, at least without fearing that the dog will be in trouble at any time.