They love the hairy little pets on their hands, like “buffy children”, and the little pets are like my children, who in their eyes are always their babies and in their eyes are always their “parents”. Many doggies, even when they grow up to over 100 pounds, treat themselves like little friends and complain to their owners when they're suffocated. One of them raised an Alaskan like that.
That Alaska is already a grown man. It's big, but it's still always on the masters. Sometimes when he sees the master lying on the sofa, he comes back, sits next to him, like a little friend, and wants the master to hold him.
Recently, the owner took Alaska out for a walk in the eco-park. Suddenly, a very violent Chihuahua appeared, and both the owner and Alaska were shocked. Alaska yelled at the Chihuahua. I didn't know the Chihuahua was coming to bite him! The master of the Chihuahua came back and took him away and apologized. When I got home, Alaska was depressed, and the master came to ask him what happened, and he cried immediately!
Alaska's tears are pouring down, and the masters hold his face fast, rubbing it with their fingers and asking what happened to it.
The more than 100 pounds of Alaska were crying like a little friend and the master was smug, but he soon realized that it was because Alaska had been yelled at by a Chihuahua.
And remembering here, the master smiled and cried, so he laughed and blamed Alaska, and said, "Well, someone's little puppy yelled at you and cried? It'll be less than a tenth of your weight!
Why are you crying?" Alaska is still crying, so the master can only comfort him once again by saying, "Don't cry. How about you eat your favorite snack later?" After that, Alaska gets better.
This Alaska is so funny. I can't believe this hundred-pound big dog can still be scared of a little chihuahua.