Dogs are good pets, but they're not all suitable for breeding.
Once you choose to take the dog home, it means you have to take care of the dog.
You need to take care of the dog's food and clothing, and you need to guide and train the dog for socialization.
If you can't do that, then the cat recommends you not to have dogs, not to delay yourself, not to harm dogs again!

In our province of Taiwan, there's a poor Teddy dog called Dobby, whose hair is tied and whose nails have never been trimmed.
If you look at it from the outside, it's like a dirty furball, and it's hard to see if it's a dog without careful identification.
I'm sure you're like a pussy, and when you see a dog like that, you think it's a stray dog.
But in fact, Dobby wasn't a stray dog, but a pet dog!

Perhaps you do not believe that Dobby has been with his master for six years.
In the past six years, the dog's owner has never bathed the dog, let alone performed any cleaning work for it.
That's why all the hairs of the dog are tied up, and it's so ugly.
And the master had never gone out to walk a dog in the past six years, and it was not until he washed the dog out that the neighbours saw a sour look.
The owner told everyone that the reason for abandoning the dog was: “This dog is not clean, it's too difficult to handle.”

When the volunteers learned the reason for the dog being abandoned, they were outraged.
He chose to raise a dog without looking after the dog, which made it look like this.
Eventually, with the communication of volunteers, the original owner of the dog expressed his apologies and was willing to pay for the cleaning and hairdressing of the dog.
And he told the volunteers that he was willing to give up the dog without conditions!
Later, Dobbi was taken back to the shelter by volunteers for medical examination.
As a result of the doctor's examination, the dog's hair was very dirty, but its body was still very healthy.
All we have to do is fix the look and get it back into hair, and it'll be back to normal.
What is most worrying to doctors is that the mental health problems of dogs, which have been treated relentlessly by their former owners for a long time, have led to a slight weakness and inferiority in their character.

Fortunately, shortly after his arrival at the shelter, he was adopted by a good little sister.
After learning what happened to Dobby, my little sister was very fond of the poor dog.
She promised the volunteers that she would devote all her energy to taking care of the dog and accompanying it to healthy growth.
In any case, it is fortunate to have a happy ending, although it has experienced unreasonable human abuse.
But the dog was finally saved by fate.
I'm sure with the new master's care the dog's future will be very happy.