The dog is a very lovely pet, and it is already inextricably linked to human life, and it can be seen everywhere.
The dog is cute, but its “fate” is beyond its control, because it is its master who can decide its “fate”, in other words, if you meet a good master, the dog can live a very happy life, and vice versa, when you meet an irresponsible master, the dog's life becomes “suffering”.
In a pet market, there was an old man who was holding a golden fur dog and kept telling the people on the side of the road how good his golden fur dog was, but the people were listening, and no one was going to buy it.
As time went by, it soon came to the closure of the pet market, and the elderly became increasingly anxious to be able to sell their dogs today.
Listening to the old man, the golden fur dog that he bought at around 1200, and the things he usually eats or uses are very good, so it feels very good as a whole.
At first, the elderly wanted to sell home quickly, so they went straight to 1000, but as time passed, the elderly shouted at 300, but still nobody wanted to buy it.
Although the looks of the old man seem to be a bit of a “light wind”, in practice he is already in a hurry and, if he can't sell the golden hairdog today, he might sell it directly to the “dog shop” for money.
It became clear to the elderly that the reason for the rush to sell the dogs was that they were not able to keep raising them and felt that they were burdened with their own lives and could not afford to sell them in exchange for maintenance.
It is as if, in the words of the elderly, they have always been known to be unstinting and, in some cases, have snuffed from time to time, but have not received the sympathy of the passers-by but have been despised by many.
The main reason for this is that many people think that the behaviour of an old man is simply a “false” act, and it is an act that they pretend to be, because the person who really likes a dog, who can't do it, who can't do it for his own living, can conclude that the old man doesn't love a dog at all, and that there are bold speculations that the dog he's holding is not his, and that he probably sold it, or that no one else would “sold the dog for glory”.