The day the master took his buffalo to work, it was almost dark on his way home, and the buffalo would have been a bit tired on his way home and stopped by the road, saw the grass and slowly ate it.
It took a while to walk two steps and then slow down to eat grass, so it rubbed down and it was dark.
The next scene was interesting, when the labrado dog on the side saw the buffalo so slow that he couldn't hurry home and ran to pick up the cow's ropes and took the big ones home. I wonder if this big cow is once again free to eat her grass, and now it's pissing the dog off, yelling at the old cow, and walking along with a rope.
It's funny to see it on the sidewalker, and the dog's owner says he didn't mean to teach him how to run a cow. From now on, the master will deliberately bring his buffalo home after he has eaten. It's typical of a bulldog who says that dogs are smarter than animals.