I met a Buddhist dog-walking owner on the road. Passers-by laughed and cried, "Mom, the rope has fallen off, forget it, I'll do it myself!"
Everyone who has ever raised a dog knows that dogs need their owners to accompany them. The owner needs to spend a certain amount of time chatting with them and go out to play with them. If dogs stay indoors for a long time without going out to play, their mood will definitely become worse, and they may even become depressed. When you take your dog out to play, you must remember to use a dog leash, because if you do not tie your dog with a leash, the dog will definitely run around. No matter how smart dogs are, they will forget their sense of propriety when encountering something that excites them.
Recently, a netizen met a Buddhist owner while walking in the park. The owner was walking down the steps with a golden retriever. However, the next second, the owner suddenly let go of the rope while walking. The dog was walking behind her, but it suddenly lost traction and became a little confused. It stayed where it was, while its owner kept walking forward slowly. See this scene. Passers-by laughed and cried, and they all took out their mobile phones to take pictures of the Buddhist master's actions. The golden retriever stood behind his owner, watching his owner go further and further away, and made a few "whining" sounds in his mouth. This time, the dog seemed to be saying: "Mom, the rope is off!" "
Passers-by laughed out loud behind the scenes, but the owner still didn't realize that the dog's leash had fallen off. She kept walking forward, so the dog was stunned for a moment, then turned around and bit up its own leash, and kept up with the owner's pace. This sensible look was so cute. It walked up to its owner and barked, as if to say: "Forget it, I'll do it myself!" I can also walk myself". It bit its own rope and followed its owner obediently. This is too sensible. If it were a husky, it might just run away the moment the owner relaxed his hand.
Golden retrievers are particularly smart dogs. They have the fourth highest IQ among all dogs, so they are very sensible and rarely get lost. But owners must not think that they don’t need to tie their dogs with a rope just because they are very smart. This is a very dangerous behavior. The editor feels that this Buddhist owner above is just testing whether his golden retriever is sensible or not? This behavior is very dangerous. When you take your dog out, you must tie it on a leash. You must be responsible for your dog!
Finally, the editor has something to say to everyone: Now that winter has arrived, there are still many poor furry children on the streets, enduring the cold weather and hunger. I hope that when you see stray cats and dogs on the street, you can provide them with some help. Good people will have a safe life, okay! Also, plagiarism is prohibited in this article!