It seems to many that pet breeding is merely a personal hobby, so that even today, civilized petism has become a reality, uncivilized petism and reckless abandonment persist. After all, the raising of pets has been a personal need for a very long time, and people need them to help themselves to look after their homes, to hunt or to hunt. These needs are often driven by individual needs and do not require the approval and approval of others in raising them.
However, as people ' s standard of living continues to rise, the population is becoming more densely populated and the influence among them is becoming more frequent. At the same time, as the space for people to raise their pets becomes more limited, more and more people are forced to raise their own pets in the buildings in which they live. These changes in the breeding environment inevitably also place higher demands on the way people are raised. After all, it is not only your family that is affected by the raising of the pets today, but also the neighbours and even some strangers who are affected by it.
As a result, civilized petization is now the most fundamental prerequisite for the well-being of pets. The cost of raising these pets, of course, rises as the pattern changes. While the growing number of people raising pets may have led to an increase in the number of breeders who cultivate and breed various kinds of cats and dogs, thus making the acquisition of pets less expensive and more accessible. But the costs of acquiring them, although simple, raising their variety of cat foods, dog foods, pet washing, pet beauty, pet medicine and so on, unwittingly multiply the pressure on a growing number of scavengers...
It's just that it often takes people to start raising them before they feel it. For the vast majority of those who are ready to start raising their shit, the most obvious feeling is that it may be easier and cheaper to get them. As a result, many people find it difficult to suppress their own feelings of love when they meet their own cats and dogs, and take them back with their urge. However, when they are brought back, people start to get tired of the difficulties of raising them later, as well as the investment of time and economic costs. And once this is the time, some feeders who think that pets are just personal interests will never be able to leave them at will...
In Shandong there is a little brother who often works with his family to rescue homeless homeless animals. As a result of the increasing number of homeless animals assisted by the younger brother and his family, the younger brother and his family will inevitably encounter some of the pets who do not want to continue raising their own family, and instead send them to feeders from the younger brother ' s home. On that day, his family was once again informed about a local dog owner. The dog owner told my brother's family that he had a Beagle that he didn't want to have. He had to send it to him to ask him if he could accept it.
Upon receipt of this information, the brother ' s family agreed with the other party on the time and place, and then came to the agreed place with him. Upon arrival, he and his family saw a young man waiting there with a dog. As a result, after seeing each other, his family asked him why he sold dogs. In response to a question from my brother's family, the boy was hiding, saying, "This dog doesn't want to be raised anymore, no one at home, and I think whoever wants to be given!"
Seeing the guy running around, and seeing from the rope he's holding this Beagle dog, it's obviously not a dog-tie rope or chain, so the kid's family goes on to ask, "Is this your dog? You don't look like a family man." When I saw my brother's family question, the boy was in a hurry to explain: "The ropes at home!" Seeing that there is no more useful information from a young man, his family can only ask him about the age of the Big Dog, while the little man continues to hide and say, "I've had more than three years and I've had babies before!"
"Where did the dog come from?" In order to avoid trouble, my brother's family continued to ask, "I bought it, it cost more than 1,000!" The young man kept trying to explain. "Why don't you feed it?" "No one at home to feed it, I don't want to feed it!" The boy went on to explain, and then when his family asked him why he had not taken care of it, and he seemed to have skin problems, the boy was impatient to say, "Who has time to take care of his pets?" Seeing a guy so irresponsible, his family can't blame him for saying, "What did you buy it for?"
"I bought it to feed, and now I don't want it." Subsequently, the young man also stated that he had no time to control the dog and that, as for the vaccine, there was no need to fight it because it was raised at home. After seeing the little brother's family ready to take the dog back, the little man rushed to say that the dog was fine to the little brother, but that he needed money to buy it, not for free. Because the behaviour of the young man in asking for money is different from what was originally agreed, the family of the young man can only ask the other for the price while examining the condition of the dog.
It is only that when the young man sees his family constantly examining the physical condition of the dog and from time to time discovers skin diseases and some pulsive necks as a result of strangulation, the young man is also a bit angry. And then he pulled the rope without giving a price, and he hung it around his rotten neck, and he was ready to leave. The boy was ready to sell it to the dog car in a way that hurt the dog, and his family had to stop and check, and they said they wanted to buy it.
After much discussion with his family, the kid stopped here and turned his head and left a sentence: "800, right? No, I'm taking it away!” Because the boy's family had seen that if they were to leave, there was no chance that the Big Dog would survive. After negotiating the price, the boy saw his brother's family check his dog's condition again, and he said, "Don't look! Give me the money!
The family had to transfer the money to the dog owner and then bring the dog back to their yard, which gave him time to examine the dog's circumstances. Fortunately, the overall picture of the dog, in addition to chronic starvation, strangulation of the neck and a certain skin disease, is a good one, but given that it has never been vaccinated, in order to avoid accidents, the brother ' s family decided to isolate it and feed it some dog food in the first place. And what the little brother's family did not realize was that, although it was simple dog food, the dog ate with special care and appreciation. In the course of eating, look around and see how fast a pot of dog food is being eaten. Seeing a dog like this, he and his family didn't know what to say.