On 1 June, Mr. Zhou, who lived in Haikou City, responded to the journalist and today, at more than 11 p.m., Mr. Zhou sent his love dog to a pet pet shop on Heinden Road for a bath. What Mr. Zhou did not realize was that his love dog died in the oven after an hour.
Mr. Zhou described his dog as a 6-year-old Teddy, who had purchased and started raising $6,000 in 2010 and named him Nono. He is a cartoonist, and many of his comics are based on the prototype of a dog of love, and he often puts pictures of a dog of love, videos, etc. on the web to communicate with his readers, and the lovely Nono is very popular with his readers. This morning, he was live on the Internet with a dog of love, and at more than 11 p.m. he went to the Heinden Road for dinner, when he saw a pet shop across the street and he sent the dog to take a bath at that pet shop.
"I didn't think I'd finished my lunch at around 1:00, and by the time I got to the pet store to pick up Nono, he was all dead." Mr. Zhou said that when he went to the pet shop, two shopkeepers were playing with their cell phones and eating, and when they learned that they were coming for the dog, one of them went to the other room, but the dog died in the oven.
According to Ms. Lee, the director of the pet elves, Mr. Zhou ' s love dog died in an accident, possibly because of his own death in the oven, or because of the heat of the day and the high temperature of the oven, which caused the dog to lose its heat, leading to his death. The oven is normal, the temperature is computer smart, and it's set for about half an hour. The store is willing to negotiate with Mr. Zhou for compensation.
When the journalist left, Ms. Lee considered that Mr. Zhou ' s claims for compensation were too high, that further consultations were ongoing between the parties and that the business sector had been involved in mediation.