Many of the parents who now raise pet dogs, in order to be able to train dogs, will choose some of the pet training facilities where professionals can train dogs. Actually, it's a better way to train, but in recent days, did a “big white bear” who had been sent to a pet store to tame himself was told to “suicide” and a dog to “suicide”?
In recent days, Mr. Yuan, who had worked in Nanjing, said that he had stayed in a pet shop in Sun-hok and that the dog “Big Bear” had been suddenly told of his death, which was difficult for him to accept, and had been somewhat unhappy with the shopkeeper.
The pet dog "suicide"? The word "suicide"?
Mr. Yuan, who worked in Nanjing at his home in Tsubaki, was sent by a friend to a dog shop where he was a year-and-a-half-year-old “Big Bear” to train. In order to reduce the aggressiveness of the dog, the trainer suggested that he should first be sterilized, and Mr. Yuan gave his advice after some thought. “I did not leave until after the bear fell for anesthesia, surgery and awakening. The next day, however, the owner of the pet shop called and said that bearbao had jumped off the second floor of the pet shop and died. I was particularly shocked, and I was fine before I left the previous day, and I came to see bear Po, which was so painful that I couldn't accept. Mr. Yuan told the press.
In the interview, the owner of the pet shop claimed that the “Big Bear” dog had 130 pounds and stood up at a normal height. Considering that post-operative sexual impulsiveness had become the result of a deliberate use of two doors to close it, it had not been thought that bearbao had used his claws to unplug the door handles of both doors and had accidentally crashed into the building to save his life. The father of the owner of the pet shop, who was in charge of guarding the “big white bear”, told reporters that the “big white bear” might have committed suicide, that his body had been damaged by a surgical knife, that he was angry, that the dog was human, that he had taken care of many dogs and that the dog had committed suicide before.
Mr. Yuan, the owner of the dog, is in doubt about this. According to Mr. Yuan, when he arrived at the scene, he found yellow liquid coming out of the mouth of bearbao, which he did not rule out as being infected during the operation. Mr. Yuan told journalists that the operation was carried out by the pet shop, which commissioned him to cooperate with the pet hospital.
Private consultations between the parties failed and Mr. Yuan called the police directly. “At the police station, we were advised to consult with each other, otherwise we could take legal action against the pet shop.” Mr. Yuan said that he had set aside the idea of informing the pet shop, considering that it would be too long before legal proceedings were taken, and that it would be difficult for him to work in Nanjing. Subsequently, in coordination with various parties, an oral agreement was reached whereby the owner of the pet shop returned the full cost of Mr. Yuan's dog operation, as well as compensation for an additional 50 days or so for a “big bear” larvae, five bags of dog food and several larvae vaccines.
Once again, the parties finally reached a written agreement.
This could have been concluded, but in the afternoon of the 21st, Mr. Yuan came to this pet shop in Lake Wind with the “Big Bear” larvae who paid compensation from Nanjing. “When I got the dog on the afternoon of the 20th, I found the dog was running snot and had a little convulsion, so I took the dog to Nanjing's veterinary hospital that night for an examination, which resulted in the dog having a fever and pneumonia, apparently compensating me for the unhealthy dog.” Mr. Yuan told the journalist.
In the afternoon of 21st, at this pet shop in Lake Wind, there was again a dispute between the two sides, which focused on this big white bear. The condition of the pediatric dog and the responsibility for the medical expenses of the pediatric dog at the time of the comprehensive examination in Nanjing. According to the owner, “I gave Mr. Yuan $100 for the examination of the baby dog, as previously agreed, and he took the initiative to do other tests of the dog, which we cannot afford. Now, it's probably because of a long-distance bus to Nanjing, causing some discomfort and a cold, which is normal for pets. And we made it clear when we first signed the agreement that the dog was free of dog plagues, not with the `small' virus, not with the usual cold, with the rare, and that all the pet shops had the same rule." Mr. Yuan said that his beloved dog had died by accident, and that he was sad enough." I hope it's at least a healthy puppy, who usually has a 7 to 14-day fungus incubation period, with pneumonia detected within 24 hours of getting a dog, and I'm afraid there'll be other problems for the dog.”
In the end, each party took a step forward and, at the suggestion of Mr. Yuan ' s friend, the owner of the pet shop promised to pay Mr. Yuan a further $100 for the examination, and a written agreement was reached between the two parties that, taking into account the incubation period of the pups with the fungus, the pet shop would agree to foster the puppy for 10 days, while at the same time ensuring that the fever and pneumonia of the pups would be cured during that period, and that, at Mr. Yuan ' s request, the pet shop would re-inspect the pups in the event of any further problems.