For those who used to be, dog watchers can be the main purpose of people raising them. However, as people ' s standard of living improves, dogs are no longer needed for the majority of people to look after the home, but many still like them and are willing to raise them out of love for their loyalty. And, of course, as people change their purpose of raising them, they tend to prefer dogs that are more cute, more pleasing or more gentle and caring.
As a result, the variety of dogs that appear in people's daily lives is also increasing, and the appearance is becoming more and more lovely. It's just that they look lovely, and often the troubles of raising them tend to become more troublesome as they rise in demand. Because most of the dogs are raised indoors and treated as an animal partner in life. It is only because they are unable to take good care of themselves as human beings, and so the responsibility for taking care of them falls on the scavengers.
And in order to maintain their lovely appearance, pet beauty is basically a regular need of care for these pet dogs. At the same time, more consideration is given to the acceptance of these dogs when they are nurtured and bred, and it is often not those farmers and sellers who are willing to over-consider them as to whether they are well fed after selling them. It also leads to the fact that, many times when people see them, they're so bright and so sweet, but then, after raising them, they realize that caring for them can be particularly difficult for some time, let alone for more than 10 or more years.
Even more troublesome, as organisms, they also experience old and old disease, and the additional costs of treating these species of cats and dogs and the costs of accompanying them are far beyond what many ordinary people can afford. And, in many cases, when a scavenger is taking care of himself, it's very easy to get sick and injured by looking at cute cats and dogs. As a result, as the number of people raising them grows, the number of abandoned or unexpectedly lost homeless animals increases, many of them abandoned after illness or injury ...
On that day, a good-hearted fellow, who regularly rescues vagrant animals, received a message of help from a good-hearted local Internet friend who told him that a stray dog was tumbling in the grass of the roadside, because the stray dog was a Yorkshire, so he was not sure whether it was lost or abandoned, except that he discovered that a simple nest had been built in the dog's place. After informing him of the dog's condition, he left because of other things.
After receiving this information, he came to the scene with his own companions. After a search, his companions found the Yorkshire in the grass. Also, when I saw this Yorkshire, the dog was crumbling in its “comfort”, helplessly watching his brother and his companion. As he could not see the dog, he approached the Yorkshire and was prepared to briefly examine the Yokosha at the scene.
It's just that when my brother was about to pick it up, his companions found blood on the dog, and when they found it, he had a bad feeling, so he took it up and put it down gently to see if he could stand up, but when he put it down, the dog sat directly on the floor. After seeing such a situation, my brother was in a hurry to pick it up. What I'm surprised about is that when I hugged him, this Yorkshire took the liberty of looking at him and leaning directly on him, as if he knew that he was the only one who could warm him and help him at the moment...
Seeing the dog so trusting himself, the little brother rushed to pick it up and brought it to the pet hospital, after which, after a check by the pet doctor, the pet doctor told the little brother that the Yokosha was about four years old and had multiple wounds on his body, the most serious of which was the reason why the dog could not stand up because of the pelvis fracture. When the dog ' s condition was established, he was temporarily kept in the pet hospital under the treatment programme established by the pet doctor.
At the same time, I hope that this Yorkshire was lost by accident, not abandoned in bad faith. For if it is lost, at least there is hope that it will be able to return to its master and reduce the incidence of a dog being abandoned because of his illness and injuries. Moreover, I would like people to have a sense of tolerance when dealing with these vagrant animals because, for them, they cannot choose whether to vagrancy or not, but human beings can choose to treat them well...