If dogs are locked in cages, many of them are annoying, they'll find a way to open the cage and then run away. Look at the dog being locked in a cage.
The little wire in this cage is hard, the dog bites for half a day, and his teeth are about to break, but the barbed wire doesn't pop at all, it's still standing, and it's not normal for a dog to tear a house.
This barbed wire looks fine and not very strong, but it's not so soft, it's like being bit a little bit by a dog, but it's got to be very hard to get out, at least a lot of it.
Seeing how long a dog bites, the tooth slows down, and if there's a two-ha, two-ha bites here, there's no need to stop, because the two-ha are too strong to stop.
The dog on the side was relatively quiet, but not so upset, but also, especially, intelligent, unable to bite himself, able to get his partner to bite him, and then come out, if he didn't.
The dog who broke the cage saw that it was impossible to break it down, that it bit three areas, that it could not remove the items, that it did not, and that only slow down to take a break to see the kind of work, that only 2 ha and Alaska could do it. Netizens, is this the kind of personal act that people do?