I was very upset when I saw a piece of news in Taiwan today. It was said that an owner maliciously abandoned the dogs and stuffed the two unwanted dogs into sacks and threw the sacks onto the roadside from the moving car while driving. After the sack landed on the ground, he was so shocked that he let go of the rope. After the dog broke free, his first reaction was not to be angry, but he eagerly chased the owner's car. As a result, the owner not only did not stop, but also drove into traffic to get rid of the dog.
The last dog was run over by a truck loaded with cargo and shot to death, while the other dog had its lower jaw knocked off and suffered tragic injuries. The rescuer wanted to take the injured dog away, but the dog refused to go at first because it had to wait for its owner on the roadside.
I wonder how many times a dog can forgive its owner? But based on my experience of raising a dog, many times, I have ignored, scolded, or even impatiently pushed it away because I was in a bad mood. But every time, when I call its name again, it will happily look at me. Come running. People always ask me what I like about dogs, and I answer: I like them and don’t hold grudges.
There is a saying among the people that one is better than two, but three is not enough, but dogs are an exception. I have never seen a dog that holds a grudge. Don’t say it three times. Even if you treat it badly 100 times, you only need to be kind to it once. , it will be remembered for a lifetime.
I have seen many bad owners who treated their dogs very badly, but the dogs never resisted. A woman asked me last time how many times I take my dog ​​out for a walk every day. I said at least twice a day, and when I was free, I would take her dog for a walk three times because it needed to pee. Then the woman showed some pride. She said her dog was very tolerant. If she didn't have time, she would only walk it once every two days, and it could resist peeing at home. Then she said that she was going out of town soon, maybe for three days, and was going to leave the dog alone at home. I asked why I didn't ask my friends and neighbors to take care of it. The woman smiled advantageously and said, "It used to be able to go two days without peeing, and maybe it can last three days."
Because that Women rarely take their dogs out. The dogs are so happy when they meet other friends when they go out. They wish they could play for an hour every minute. After the woman finished talking to me, she left, calling the dog's name as she left. , I saw in the dog’s eyes that he really wanted to play with my puppy for a while, but he understood what the owner meant, and even though he was reluctant to let go, he still followed his owner home. I shouted to the woman and asked her to let the dog play for a while longer. Unexpectedly, she said, "I don't have that much time." The better the owner, the better the dog will be. Think about it now, because the more you encounter such an owner, the more the dog is used to forgiving.
Many owners feel that they should treat their dogs for granted, just because they are the owners and can do whatever they want, regardless of the consequences. When I was in college, I and a group of classmates worked as "dog thieves". At that time, there was a factory not far from school. There was a straw dog tied up at the door of the factory to guard the door all year round.The security guards at the concierge were actually not kind to the dog and gave it very little food. The reason was that the dog would poop more if it ate too much. Moreover, they never walked the dog, so they disliked the smell of the dog pooping near their office even more.
One winter vacation, some of my classmates and I did not go home, and we could always hear the whimpering of dogs. I saw the iron gates of the factory were locked and the guards were nowhere to be found. Later I found out that they were going home to celebrate the New Year. Then no one paid attention to the dog, and actually forgot it there. The dog was chained like that. In the middle of winter, its bowl was empty, let alone food, and there was no saliva. We shook the iron door vigorously, but there was no response from inside. However, someone from a nearby fruit shop came out and said that there was no one in the factory and the dog was barking from hunger every day.
Finally, we threw some food to the dog. After some "friendly policy", a few boys climbed over the wall and cut the rope buckle, then lifted the dog out and we stole it. dog. The fruit seller on the side said: "I didn't see anything." At that time, there were few people in the school during the winter vacation, so everyone secretly raised the dog in the dormitory for a while. But as school was about to start, we couldn't continue, and we had to save the dog. Find another way out.
Later, before school started, a classmate said that he had found an adopter for him and wanted to send him there. What a coincidence, when I took the dog out of school, the guard of the factory came to work. When he saw the dog, he shouted to my classmate from a distance, "Hey, isn't this the dog in our factory?" Why are you stealing a dog?" My classmate wanted to run away, but the dog he was holding refused to leave because it saw its previous owner, who was very mean to him and tied him alone at the cold factory gate. Waiting to die, but when the dog saw the guard, he wagged his tail affectionately at him from a distance.
Seeing that the guard was about to come over, the fruit vendor nearby who said he "didn't see anything" came out and teased the guard, saying: "Your dog is dead long ago. That dog was picked up by a student who didn't want it on the street." ”
Later, the classmate told us about this scene. Everyone said that the dog was stupid, but think about it. Almost all dogs are like this. As long as you give it a meal and take it in for a day, it will It will remember your good deeds and will not bear any grudge against you for hurting it.
I have also seen too many people tie their dogs where they are after moving to a new home, because they are afraid that if they let go of the chain, the dog will follow the scent and find it.
There is a golden retriever in the row of houses behind me who was treated like this. The owner said, "The dog doesn't like its new home. It always runs back by itself. I'm afraid it will be lost, so I tie it up first." At first, many surrounding residents believed it. This is because at first the owner would come to feed the dog, but gradually the frequency became less and less.
Finally, when the dog was adopted by a man who drove a disabled car, the man told the truth, saying that the previous owner simply didn’t want the dog and wanted to find a decent excuse. Later, he asked the other owner directly for a dog. The other party is a pairFeeling relieved as if a burden had been thrown off, he agreed immediately.
Of course, there are some people who are even more outrageous and will tie dogs alive until they starve to death. If you just browse and search, there are endless news like this on the Internet, both at home and abroad. However, I think that even if those dogs die and turn into souls, they may not hate their owners. People always treat dogs with cruelty, and dogs always treat them with kindness in return.
Later, the driver of the disabled car said that he sometimes walked the golden retriever and met its former owner a few times. The dog still came forward to lick the former owner excitedly, but he never stopped the dog from doing so. Because he knows that there are no dogs that bear grudges against their owners, he lets dogs follow their nature and treat every owner with broad love, even those who are not good to them.