This newspaper (journalist Zhang Zhou) took the dog to the animal hospital, and didn't expect to get a call in half an hour -- the dog died. During the negotiations, Mr. Wang found that the dog had been held alive in the shower.
The morning before yesterday, Mr. Wang said that he had taken the dog to an animal hospital in Manchuria, Haydn District, where he could visit both pets and bathing beauty operations. And more than half an hour later, he got a call from the animal hospital, and he said, "Look, the dog's gone."
At the animal hospital, Mr. Wang found out that the dog was dead. The staff member said that it was “the dog himself” who jumped from the bath pool to the ground. As soon as Mr. Wang looked, it was found that the pool was less than half a metre above the ground and that it was unlikely that the dog would fall. Later, Mr. Wang discovered that the dog had a purple tongue and blood on his mouth.
Upon careful enquiry, the staff member who bathed the pets admitted to being an “internship”, and at the time of the incident the dog was chained and masked. "They say it's fear of a blowjob that scares the dog."
Mr. Wang said that his dog was a Spanish bulldog and had been there for four years. The dog's a good boy. It's not offensive. “... Bulldogs have a short nasal cavity, are fat in their throats and should not be strangled and wearing masks.” According to Mr. Wang, there is a clear lack of expertise among the staff who bathe for the dog.
When they arrived, they died in hospital in a few moments, and the staff members eventually admitted responsibility.
The dog had died, Mr. Wang had offered a note, he refused; he offered financial compensation, he refused to accept it, and he was urged to collect the dog as soon as possible, “up to one with you”.
Mr. Wang called the police. After police mediation, until the night before, the parties finally agreed that the pet hospital would pay $22,000.
“You used to be a customer, and they were very good at it; now there's trouble, and there's no one in charge, and there's no compensation.
Mr. Wang said that since the parties had reached an agreement, they would no longer want to get involved, but he wished to remind the pet owners that if the pets were sent to a hospital and a beauty salon for simple care, “it would be better to be with them. In order not to cause harm to dogs by irresponsible hospitals and staff lacking expertise.”