Many people now have a dog at home because dogs are very smart and cute and can bring many joys. And after some of the plowers have a pet dog, they'll try to train the dog, shake their hand, pick up a fly, and so on, so they'll have a lot of fun for themselves. And the dogs are very happy because the dogs themselves love to play with the master, and playing with the master makes the dog very happy.

And it's interesting to have a dog abroad called Harleso, because its owner, Paul Lavery, has taught it for five years, and he's learned nothing, and he's only cursing for his master. The master is also helpless and has no choice. So the master gave up teaching the dog because he thought his dog was really stupid.
But everything was an accident, and one day a poking officer accidentally put a chicken doll on the head of a dog, and he could not have imagined that the dog was perfect enough to hold a chicken doll and hold it steady. And that's when the shit-throwing officer feels like he's got the chance to turn things around and find out that his dog's a very small, top-of-the-art genius who never taught him anything.

And so the master put the dog on top of something else, and the dog was so steady that it could go to the circus, even better than the sea lion top ball in the aquarium. Squawk is very happy, and every day the dog tries to top something different, and the gradual squawkler thinks his dog is not that stupid, and whether he's a cow or a chocolate, he's always got something on top of him.
So every day the dog comes up with a box that's square, and it's a problem, and it's very easy. And then the dog went up to the fruits and vegetables of all shapes, which were very good, like a more round eggplant, and he could do well.

It's just that when it comes to fruit and vegetables and food, the dog always has some expectation in his eyes, because he's very mouthy and wants to eat something above his head. And, of course, the master will reward it after it's over, and the dog will be very happy.
Later on, dog tops became more and more difficult, with tennis, blocks, water cups and the master's set cards, which was no problem for the dog.
And so his master was very proud to say, "If the dog is strong enough, it can handle anything, even put elephants above its head." Dog: Who can handle this? It's too hard.