She is also a Teddy, younger than mine. Her owner is a woman in her forties. She looks at my Hanamaki with warm eyes. When she is eager to confess her love, her voice is soft and a bit sweet like glutinous rice dumplings.

Look, how good it is!

While walking the dog yesterday afternoon, I met Niuniu from Building 8.

She is also a Teddy, younger than mine.

Her owner is a woman in her forties. She looks at my Hanamaki with warm eyes. When she is eager to confess her love, her voice is soft and a bit sweet like glutinous rice dumplings.

She solemnly told me the story of the lost teddy named Huanhuan in the North District. The story was sad and wonderful, and her tone was full of sympathy.

The image of the happy hostess who is in pain and desperate for life comes to life on the page through the vivid and immersive description of the host Niu Niu.

Huanhuan ran away from home in April. No one has given the exact reason so far.

The hostess, who had searched unsuccessfully for the dog, even posted notices everywhere, offering a reward of more than a thousand yuan.

However, there is no news about Huang He. Under the heavy reward, the brave man is nowhere to be seen.

Huanhuan is almost exactly the same as my Hanamaki, and they even dress surprisingly the same. The photos taken by

are directly matched with shirts.

So when I saw the reward notice, I was nervously stroking my flower scroll, for fear that it would be solved by a confused monk.

According to Niu Niu’s owner, her Niu Niu weighs more than ten pounds, Huanhuan weighs thirteen pounds, and mine is the smallest, weighing eight or nine pounds at most.

She is right, it should be based on her deep love for Teddy.

The difference in body shape eliminates the possibility of receiving it by mistake. No matter how sad the owner of Huanhuan is, at most, when my Hanamaki passes by, he can look at it a few more times to ease the pain of missing him.

I'm not worried about anything unexpected happening to Huanhuan. With the spirituality of this pet, everyone would be willing to kill him.

must have been forcibly adopted by a dog lover. They simply killed it without any further permission and used the retention measure that is widely promoted nowadays.

In other words, the dog named Huanhuan was double-regulated and is currently being inspected and raised by a new family.

So there is no need for Huanhuan’s former owner to be too sad. The children who have been raised will always fly out.

Huanhuan suddenly left without saying goodbye, which can be regarded as studying abroad or being promoted in another place.

Niuniu’s owner told Huanhuan’s story, feeling sad about the death of a rabbit and a fox. While talking, she nervously tightened the rope in her hand.

seems to be afraid that if she lets go, her Niuniu will follow in the footsteps of Huanhuan, and the relationship between humans and dogs will be broken.

is my Hanamaki. It doesn’t even need to be tied up. It is always within my sight, wandering around and enjoying the mountains and rivers.

I never worry about it slipping away quietly, nor am I afraid that someone will try to take advantage of my Teddy with ulterior motives.

My Teddy knows right from wrong and refuses to associate with Xiao Xiao.

Even the other dogs in the yard who thought they were pretentious did not take the initiative to deal with it.

It lives out its own frankness, plays out its own dignity, and enhances its own temperament.

Everyone and dog who know my Teddy are secretly fascinated and secretly admired.

They envy my Hanamaki family for its calm, graceful and luxurious appearance.

Especially when those despised Barking Dogs and Barking Snow Dogs are showing off with bared teeth, my Hanamaki is calm, quiet, calm, smart and obedient, which makes people love her to the core.

In the entire community, my family’s Hanamaki is the star, top class.

They all said this and praised me so much. I felt that all the compliments were sincere.

Huanhuan's change of heart shows that some deep affection is unreliable.

A smart dog will not be willing to be roughly taken in, even though there is not much malice in that adoption.

Unless it is restricted from freedom, it will always find a way to return to its familiar home.