Chapter 9 Four dogs go three dogs back

Mr. Y likes to adopt stray dogs.One day, he found a little wolf dog suffering from a serious skin disease on the street. The little wolf dog was pitiful, with hair loss on its body and a festered tail. It was almost dead. Y took it home and took good care of it. Under Y's loving cultivation, the little wolf dog has been reborn, all skin diseases have been cured, the hair growing on the body is more beautiful than before, the body is strong, the gait is graceful, and the self-confidence is restored. It is almost ready to participate in the dog show. Y puts the most effort into it, so among the four dogs he raises, this little wolf dog is his favorite.

One night, Y, as usual, let the four dogs go out for a run, but only three came back after the four dogs went out, and the little wolf dog disappeared. Y searched the village overnight, but couldn't find the little wolf dog. He heard that someone in the village had stolen the dog. Y posted dog hunting notices everywhere, but there was no news of the little wolf dog. He knew it would never come back. Y mentioned the little wolf dog, but still couldn't hide his sadness. This story tells us that what you lose must be the one you loved the most. What you lose must be your hard work and masterpiece.

What you lose must be the last thing you want to lose. There is a second lesson to this story: never plant the man or woman you love.You raised him or her too well, and there are only two results—he looks down on you from then on, or he gets stolen.