Blondie and Labrador steal the ball, mouth-to-mouth, dog: I should have eaten some garlic..

Gold hair bites on the eyebrow, pulls up on the ground, and two dogs don't want to be the first to say, "I knew they were going to steal the ball and eat garlic..."

Recently, an Internet player shared his own pet history, raising a small, two-hundred-and-a-half at home, and the big dog was sick once and was lying in his bed. Dogs are curious to play their little toys, and just a minute later, the dogs run out of their nests with tired bodies, and they're a dog, and it's not like a sick dog.

It has to be acknowledged that dogs, like little friends, have a natural desire to be monolithic for specialty foods, little toys, etc., and sometimes continue to behave in a funny way, as was the case with the Afan dog, a friend of the Internet a few days ago.

Blondie and Labrador steal the ball, mouth-to-mouth, dog: I should have eaten some garlic..

Ivan's family has four dogs, two golden hairs and two Labradors, both of which belong to travelling sheepdogs, both of which are very similar in shape and character, and four dogs are raised by Ivan from an early age and play together.

Blondie and Labrador steal the ball, mouth-to-mouth, dog: I should have eaten some garlic..

On this day, Ivan took four dogs to play outside, and the dogs were energetic, although the temperature was a little high, and they couldn't resist their stupor. Soon he felt a little tired, and simply took out a ball and let them play themselves.

The first thing to do was to pull it close, the first thing to do was to bite the ball in the mouth, the other three dogs went up to fight, and the last chance was to bite the ball. It was just that the hair didn't take the ball away, it was just a situation of deadlock with pull.

Gold hair bites on the eyebrow, pulls up on the ground, and two dogs don't want to be the first to say, "I knew they were going to steal the ball and eat garlic..."

Even though in people's eyes, dogs just grab a toy ball that doesn't matter, it does matter in dogs' eyes.