Do you know how hard your dog works to get out of here

No one is more active than a dog when it comes to going out there. The house is better than the blue sky. A lot of dogs are trained to play. As long as there's dirt, the dog can rip open.

No one is more active than a dog when it comes to going out there. The house is better than the blue sky. A lot of dogs are trained to play. As long as there's dirt, the dog can rip open.

Do you know how hard your dog works to get out of here

Is this a tunnel for the master?

Dog: Call me the best escaper.

Do you know how hard your dog works to get out of here

The doorholes in the house are all the more impassable. I'm guessing the dogs have been constricted. Looks like they're gonna have to put a hole in the house or they're gonna break the wall.

Do you know how hard your dog works to get out of here

"Doesn't the dog know it's expensive to fix the house?"

Don't look at me. I don't know who did it.

Do you know how hard your dog works to get out of here

And there are dogs who don't have the skills to dig holes through walls, but who do the show!

The most common trick is to hold legs.

If you don't take me out, I won't let go.

Or a special trick.

"I've packed myself up. Can't you take me out?"

Do you know how hard your dog works to get out of here

A Korean dog named Darong even learned to play and pretend to be sick! It's lively, it wants to go out every day and pretends to cough as long as the owner doesn't take it out.

At first the master thought Darong was really sick and took him to the pet hospital, but the doctor said the dog was healthy!

I didn't think it'd stop coughing after the clinic door and walk under the air, so don't be so happy!

The dog who graduated from Central Circumcurate asked you if you were afraid that even professional dog trainers would admire Darong's acting.

A round of applause for Shadow Darong! The dogs can do anything to get out of here!

But Darong's so cute and the master's willing to be fooled. Zenium

In fact, dogs are born to move, and little space in the family is not enough for them to move, and as long as we're masters we're freeing their energy, the dogs are much better at home.

In fact, keeping dogs at home is dangerous.

1. Dogs are fatter

The larger the body is fatter, the more the body is overweight, and it seriously affects its pulmonary and heart functions, and it is difficult to recover even if it is thin later.

2. Health problems at home

Dogs' excrement is not only odourier, but also highly bacterial, and if dogs always move and defecate at home, even if they are cleaned clean, it can damage the air quality of the home, to the health of both the dog and the owner.

Three. Dogs get sick.

Long periods of physical inactivity in the home make the body function of dogs susceptible to degradation, causing a range of hair and bone problems. There will also be a significant decline in physical resistance, and dogs will become highly vulnerable to illness and loss of vitality.

Four. Dogs are prone to psychological problems.

Just as our long-term stay in our homes can cause mental problems, dogs are individuals who are flesh, blood and emotion and who need to communicate with their peers. A dog who stays out of the house for a long time becomes angry and uneasy, and a lot of dogs tear down their homes because of internal depression and need to be ventilated.

That's why it's the right way to raise dogs when they're taking them out, so don't wait till they're in a bad health condition!

Dogs are not tools, they're not toys. We shouldn't over-restrict their freedom. It's our duty to keep them healthy and happy as they grow up!