In this region, we can see all kinds of pet dogs, with the exception of some of the more common ones, including Kunming dogs, German shepherds, and even some of the more expensive dogs, such as Alaska and Samoye, all of which are likely to be sold as dogs.
The author ran into such an old man while he was wandering around the town, and he was walking outside the town with a white Samoye dog. After a few inquiries, it became clear to the author that he had bought the Samoye dog from a meat dog dealer and that it had cost him more than $900. Although the old man said he spent just over $900, the writer believed that if young people like pens were to buy it, it would probably be up to $1,200 or even $1,500. This is very common in the meat dog area, because the cost of buying the dog is very low. And even if no one comes, they have a lot of channels to get rid of them. So when they sell to some pet buyers, they raise the price very high.
Photo of Samoye, acquired by the elderly. We can see that the old man bought this samoy that looks good, and it's not hard to imagine other pet dogs that sell them all to meat dogs? During the conversation, the old man stated that he was just hanging out in the dog market.
He was going to buy me a pet dog to accompany me, and he saw that the dog dealer was about to load the dog, and he went up for a price. The old man said he thought a dog like that looked good and it would be a shame if it was eaten like a dog. That's why I decided to buy this dog and raise it. According to the elderly, the purpose of coming to Dog Market anyway was to buy a pet dog, and it doesn't matter if the money is enough.
For old people like that. The pen is very much in favour, because in most cases it is sold to pet dogs who sell meat dogs here. It's very good to be abandoned by the owners and able to give them a warm home again.
Watching the old man and Samoye go away, the writer only feels warm in his heart.