As the saying goes, dogs are intuitive and understanding. This intuition is also reflected in their ability to understand music. For example, research in foreign magazines shows that some dogs prefer country music, while others prefer classical music. Furthermore, some owners find that when they play light, upbeat songs, their dogs also become relaxed and at ease; if they play sad songs, their dogs become melancholic; and if they listen to heavy metal music, their dogs will bark. In short, dogs can understand the emotions in music.
However, in reality, not everyone is a singer. Talent plays a role. Some people sing well, while others don't, which is understandable, as everyone is different. However, those who don't sing well may not have the opportunity to showcase their voices, making it difficult to find an audience. Recently, a netizen, who usually has no one to listen to his singing, decided to catch his dog and sing it a heartfelt song.
At first, the dog didn't understand what was happening; it was just confused as to why its owner was holding it. What happened next terrified the dog, causing it to struggle violently. The owner had started singing a song that struck a chord deep within its soul.
The dog immediately panicked, struggling violently in its owner's arms, but the owner didn't let go; instead, they held it even tighter! For a moment, the dog was devastated! Desperate! Helpless! Utterly suicidal!
The dog's eyes had lost their sparkle. It glanced at its owner in despair, unsure whether to rebel or continue to endure.
Finally, after its owner shouted a warning, the dog couldn't hold back any longer! It began to rebel! At that moment, a bold idea came to the dog's mind!
Dog: I need to take you to the vet to get your brain checked! Hurry, or we'll miss it!!
Therefore, it's best to tone down music that directly touches the soul, otherwise, even the dog will have something to say.
