A dog's life in Shanghai
(2009-02-22 17:42:44)
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I was born in a rich family...at least that's what I heard from
people when they talk about me. They thought I would not understand
when they speak. They are wrong. "They can't talk...that's the only
thing they couldn't do..." But I am certainly a good listerner. I
was thrown out of my mom's house when I was 1 month old...not
thrown out exactly...I was left alone in a sand pond in a small
public garden. Then I was found by the gardern-keepers. They are an
old couple who takes care of the garden. They took me with them to
their home. A small, very basic home. They don't have
much...couldn't afford much. But they feed me. That's most
important. I am a common dog when it comes to
"pedigree". My hair is brown color. So they call
me " brownie". I am a "hay dog". In China, anything that's common,
cheap, they add "hay" in front to mean that it is as cheap as
hay. Hay chicken, hay frog, hay
snake, hay anything. Even hay
people when they refer to poor people. I don't like poor people
even now my own "parent" are poor. Anybody dress poorly I will
bark. My job is to take care of the park, like my parents. But I
like people who are friendly to me, especially those who are kind
enough to feed me. Sometime there are people who come joggling in
the park and waves at me. Some people when they finish practicing
Taiji they would come around and give me a bit massage, I am ok
with that...but those poor people when they come to the park, they
seem to carry out some business suspicious. That's what I don't
like. I had a brother who is a bit stronger than me. He was stollen
by some people. I heard people simply put a linen bag around his
head and drag him off at the back of a motorbike. They will then
sell him to a restranaunt who serves dog meat. I was frightened as
well as heart-broken. Since then
I bark at anybody
who looks suspicious. Those poor people
especially. Do not come close to me. I have to protect myself.