There's a hungry baby dog called Potato in the Internet, and there's a very spoiled dog's grandmother, who's basically a chicken and cut apples for the dog herself, and the dog's shape is becoming "vertical"!
So this day, the Squawk official offered "a week for a dog to eat dog food" and then, unexpectedly, a second to piss her off: I won't let you try it for a week.
When she arrived at home, she was only 26 months old, and she was only 2KG heavy. She's 4 years old, she's already about 26KG, because she's growing her own vegetables and fruits, so she's giving her son-in-law the fresh food! The potato is very fond of Grandma's gland and her chickens, and if she sees special food today, she can't help but pretend to eat it, and she can't stop eating like her grandson's favorite eye attack and can only bring out the meat in silence.
I think there's a stable veterinary hospital, and the doctor has seen the dog grow up on the road, and he's been exaggerating that it's "strong" to "fat" now, and he's also proposing that the hairy child must be properly fattening and weightless, and that the super genius is going to feed Grandma for a week, and try to make the potatoes thin, but how can she hear her grandson and cry right away? As soon as the shit-thrower turned his head, he saw Grandma feeding her.
But I don't think Grandma's love alone hurts her. In fact, the potato is not just family, it's smart, it's smart. When it was small, there was a fire in the chicken shed in the middle of the night, thanks to the immediate handling of the potatoes and the screaming out of the house to wake up their loved ones, which would have given them an opportunity to put out the fire immediately.
It's worth mentioning that the dog had saved Grandma's life before, when the snake broke into the house and hid under the table and chair where she was lying, and luckily, when the dog found it, he barked at it and even tried to attack and protect her, she immediately stood up and saw the snake that was below. At the time of the emergency, the potatoes were the first to detect and alert their loved ones, not only the personal bodyguards, but also the grandmother, who loved them so much.