Being a pet owner, raising your furry friend from a puppy through countless diapers and cleaning up after them is no easy feat. The joys and sorrows of this process are something only those who have owned pets can truly understand. So, this beloved dog, grateful for its owner's kindness, wanted to do something to "repay" its owner. Thus began a "water management" journey that many dogs love, adding a touch of excitement to its otherwise mundane life.
This Corgi must have failed miserably in flood control and was taken home to reflect on its actions. Despite its low profile, nothing can dampen its strong determination to "contribute" to society. Although its eyes still hold a hint of lingering satisfaction, I think it's unlikely to escape a "criticism session" at home.
As a qualified "water management specialist," one can use a dog's face to measure the water depth when necessary, to avoid accidental falls and disruption to the work progress.
After some measurements, it seemed that they could "explore" even deeper. Despite the bright sunshine, the dog was still "dutifully" sticking to its post.
After a long and arduous journey, this thing has completely transformed itself by the time it came to cleaning up the water! All I want to ask is: are you afraid of the sudden silence when you get home and the unexpected attention from your pet owner?
No storm can stop the power of a team, just look at this – teamwork in flood control! It exemplifies the spirit of unity and cooperation.
"I'm the one who controlled the flooding of this river!" the dog declared confidently, proudly "reporting on its work." I really hope the owner is an elderly person who won't bother arguing with you; otherwise, you're probably in for another lecture.
This "advanced" water-controlling expert has successfully caught the pet owner's attention and easily shortened the distance between them—a "win-win" situation indeed. Okay, time to go home and collect your "advanced award."
If the scorching sun is unbearable for you, then please take a break. Let the back seat cool down.
"I worked so hard to control the floods, and when I come back you want me to be stuck with this pile of junk? Is this broken pot a fair representation of all my hard work?" said the "worker," his face contorted with resentment and a look of utter disdain.
In order to carry forward the family's traditional water management skills, the dog father is passing on the ultimate techniques to his child.
You might think it's a father and son team working together to control the floods, but that's not the case at all. It's a gang, a family gang where "if the upper beam is crooked, the lower beam will be crooked too."
If you think there aren't many, you're wrong. It's actually a team of three dogs, a father and his two sons, a "mafia" team led by the parent. They're currently working overtime to intensify their training.
You think that's the end of it? That's how things end? Actually, no, this is a whole family working together to control the flood! Our Demon Angel Team is fresh off the press.
To ensure the safety of the river downstream, the husky used its body to create a dam, and from then on, the river was named the Siberian River! Perhaps there's also an ant nest downstream called the Siberian Ant Nest?
Though we may be small in stature, our determination to control floods must be immense! We must overcome all difficulties and move forward steadily.
Guess why I'm so far away? Maybe I'm seeing things. This isn't the countryside, not a vegetable garden, and not a septic tank. Yeah, right, it's an illusion! An illusion! An illusion!
Undeterred, I took a closer look. Okay, I saw it in their eyes—I'd met "the one." Perhaps it's best to part ways here, bro. I wonder if I can even keep this dog. I chose silence.
After seeing these dogs' methods of "controlling floods," I wonder if any other pet owners share similar feelings. I still hope everyone can prioritize education and use physical discipline as a secondary approach to influence their dogs. Hopefully, one day their consciences will be bothered, and the pain will be so intense that they'll truly change their ways.
