Yesterday (24), there was a social concern over the death of a biot dog who had now left the feeder and was not admitted to and placed in the Kirung Pet Bank (the shelter). After contact with the dog, the bodyguard found that the dog was actually very close and cute, but never trained, and called on the feeder to take responsibility for the precautions and protection of the pets.
Bit dogs are currently housed at Kirung Pet Bank.
The bodyguard found out the dog was really family.
It's a little uncomfortable for a pit dog to come to the shelter on the first day.
The guard found out the pit dogs were afraid of the rope.
According to the bodyguard, the Beagle came to the shelter on the first day and was very upset, as if he had been trying to find someone to "back down the hill" and, while shaking his tail, seemed a little timid, saying, "It's kind of sweet, sweet and reassuring." He also noted that dogs were very reluctant to hold strings, even to the point of being a little "feared" and "happy to walk and run around with a stamina, probably never trained".
Beagles don't worry about it.
Bitter dogs let the bodyguard touch his head.
He said, "It's our duty to risk identifying the animal's sexuality, behaviour and truth," and that when he sees the Bitters so looking forward to walking, he must have more of a desire for care and love. "It's not right or wrong that the Feeder teaches the dog that he wants to be happy with the owner that he's in trouble. How many animals with behavioural problems have been abandoned in shelters because the feeders think they can teach, but are not willing to pay for their training?"
Look for a walk of the bit dogs.
The bodyguard lamented the bad luck of the dog and the wrong owner, and assured you that he would not die with euthanasia, "We will take him out for a walk, talk, assess the situation and try and correct it." It is also a joke to assume that the pit dogs are afraid of being lonely in their hearts, and that they are welcome to be assisted by those who are qualified for training.