If there's a place where all dogs are so scared, it's probably not a dog car. Because, for the vast majority of adult dogs, once they get in the car, the chances of survival are very low. The dog car is often the last stop for the dogs, so the dog car tends to smell like a lot of adult dogs, and the dog's nose is much more sensitive than humans, so once they get into the dog car, they basically know how much to wait for them to end.
As a result, many adult dogs, when brought to the dog market, become particularly honest at once, especially when dogs come close to them, although their owners may have been unwittingly negotiating with the dog dealers and asking the people who are about to buy them not to kill them, the dogs often smell too much of their fellow dogs and become extremely disturbed and display a completely different state of affairs. It's just that, in many cases, dogs' anomalies do not give any vigilance to their owners who are intent on selling them, and while in many cases their principals say they can't be killed, they often have no concerns as long as the price is in place and they are abandoned ...
In particular, for dogs whose prices are relatively low and who do not have the so-called bloodline, variety or symmetry, many times when their owners are tired of them, they are taken to the dog market, often with little attachment to them. It doesn't matter if, while they're in their own homes, they've had a hard time looking after their home, or even if, in order to be able to dispose of them as quickly as possible, some dog traffickers, even in front of their masters, say they won't give the dogs the chance to live, and they'll take the deal as if they didn't hear, and then they won't come back and leave the city.
One of the friends who used to hang out with the dog market, who often helped some people in the dog market to pick up their pets, often saw the adult dogs in the dog market end up being sold by their owners. Of course, in different circumstances, different dogs and the eyes of different owners are very different when these adult dogs are sold, and some may still be unsettling when they sell their pet dogs, and may find reasons for them when they sell them, but when they look at the dog, they often do not have any.
On that day, as usual, the netizens came to a local dog market, and while they were wandering in the dog market, by a tricycle, they found a number of dog dealers surrounded by them, and that situation had led to curiosity on the part of the netizens, who then followed the crowd and began to walk in the direction of the tricycle. But waiting for people on the Internet to get close, they hear a bargain in the crowd for a suspected dog dealer: "Uh! 150 dollars?
And when the dog dealer's words were still on the record, another dog dealer said, "40 dollars in!" And the dog dealer offered it in bad faith, and suddenly the other dog dealers laughed. Subsequently, the netizens passed through the crowd and saw the dog in dispute, and only the dog that people wanted to buy, which did not look big. And the dog, who is surrounded by these dogs, has already got his eyes red, he can't help but look at the owner of the tricycle with a restless look.
But the dog's discomfort didn't get anyone's attention. Soon, a dog dealer said to the dog master, "Don't ask me to feed! I won't give him ten bucks! I won't give him 20 bucks!" When the dog dealer said so, the dog owner had not reacted, but the dog in the tricycle had been frightened and had to look at it as a dog dealer in the tricycle with a very frightened look. And the other dog dealer, who seemed to have been negotiating with the dog owner, continued at this point, saying, "You've been given a lot..."
Apparently, the dog dealer is also the highest bidder at the moment, so the dog owner immediately replied to the dog dealer's bargaining: “More or less ...” But then the dog owner said to the dog, "150 bucks..." "You said 200 bucks is for nobody, and it's not for nothing!" And then another dog dealer said, "You're going to sell it! You're going to sell it! He said, "No! No! That said, the dog dealer had no intention of leaving.
Then, after a long bargain, many of the dog dealers who had been surrounded by them, as well as the crowds who watched, left because they could not see what they wanted. However, the dog dealer is still in place and the owner is grinding prices. After another bargain, and with the help of the passers-by, the dog owner eventually agreed to buy the dog at a price of $140. As the dog owner took the $140 he had received from the dog dealer, the dog's ownership was also in the hands of the dog dealer.
But when the dog dealer tried to take it away, the dog apparently smelled something wrong from the dog dealer and was therefore very uncooperative, but in the end, because of his inability to resist the dog dealer's power, the dog in the eyes of the dog owner was dragged to the dog dealer's car, and the dog in the end was dragged into a dog cage with a dog in it.