Seeing a Small Dog Being Carried, a 120-Pound Alaskan Malamute 'Flirting': 'Owner, Hug Me Too'
Flirting is an important way to communicate emotions, whether it's in love or family relationships. Flirting is a very effective lubricant. After all, with so much pressure in life, people need a different way to communicate. This also indirectly confirms why more and more people like to raise pet dogs, especially young people. Living in the city, having one's own dog will bring about a huge change in one's life.
Of course, flirting also needs to be appropriate for the target. A small dog flirting is completely different from a big dog flirting. This one hundred and twenty-pound Alaskan Malamute is flirting. The dog is observant, noticing that a small dog is being hugged by its owner while shopping. The Alaskan Malamute immediately began to imitate it. However, the Alaskan Malamute didn't consider its owner's mood at all. Its owner is so pale and thin that it's impossible to hug it.
But the Alaskan Malamute didn't care at all, frantically flirting. It was as if it had put its owner on a barbecue grill. Everyone knows the feeling of being stuck between a rock and a hard place. Just as the owner was at a loss for words, the man who was holding the small dog next door gave a meaningful look. There was a lot of schadenfreude in that look, and the owner felt his male dignity humiliated.
As the saying goes, swallow your pride. The owner didn't hesitate to pick up the Alaskan Malamute and walk away. This was the heaviest thing he had done in twenty years. Every step he took made his heart pound. The Alaskan Malamute was happy, barking and jumping at the small dog next door. One hundred and twenty pounds of dog is heavier than one hundred and twenty pounds of a woman. The owner wanted to throw the dog away and run away himself. He understood what 'heavy as a mountain' meant.
