The next-door neighbor had a lovely dog, who lived free from fear, and was usually the big brother of the area, the class that was able to walk across it, but today he met his opponent, and I think he's standing up to his opponent.
Hey, cute dog, his opponent was himself in the roadside mirror, but he didn't know, and thought he was here to rob his own land, and he just yelled at it. That's a really nice puppy.
Seeing a competition in the market out there who screams at himself, the dog crawls on the ground right away, and in another way, the competition in the mirrors, he tries to scare the opponent and let it get away with it, but why is he so concerned?
When it crawls on the ground and tries to scare its opponents, the same way it scares itself, it's confusing. On the ground, a different attitude is needed to inform the opponent that it is its chassis.
But what do they do, and what do the “enemy” in the mirrors do? It does scare it. It is defeated by the “enemy” in the mirrors. The dog immediately ran away from this opponent.
