Of all the animals, the relationship between dogs and humans should be the best, and they are old friends of our human beings.
There are many writers who have also written about dog loyalty, such as Eleanor Atkinson's "Bobby the Loyal Dog" and Kengo Ishiguro's "Guide Dog Little Q".
Later, it gave birth to "A Dog's Mission" written by W. Bruce Cameron in the United States, and most of them were also made into movies.
What these works of his have in common is that they show the loyalty of dogs to the maximum.
But the story that today's bookmaker has to tell is a little different, from the American columnist John Jerrogan's "Marley and Me.".
Why is it different? We see well-behaved and smart pet dogs on the Internet, always sighing, alas, this is someone else's dog, their own, not only disobedient, but also very destructive!
And Marley is such a dog, a dog that often gets into trouble.
Marley's owner, John and Jenny, had just left the school when they met, and the two young men patronized and struggled with their careers, and even had no time to take care of a date.
By the time they got married, Jenny was thirty years old, past the best age for childbearing, and the two desperately wanted a child of their own.
But even if you have your own children, can you really be up to the role of a parent? Thinking about it, they decided to raise a puppy first.
The name "Marley" the puppy actually comes from a singer who said at the time, John. Grogan and his wife Jenny are arguing over naming the puppy, and Bob Marley's brisk reggae tone is heard over the speakers.
The two suddenly remembered these songs, which had once accompanied them into every corner of their love.
Thus, the contradiction was resolved, and the name "Marley" was shouted out in unison as if it had been rehearsed.
So why is "Marley" a "mischievous" dog?
First of all, it has "hyperactivity", and the energy is endless! It's like a big river in the Yangtze River, gushing endlessly.
Marley could run non-stop, even if his neck was tied to a dog leash and he couldn't breathe, he would not hesitate to rush out, often for the simple reason that it might be another dog, or a cat, a squirrel, a butterfly, a postman, a weed seed floating in the air or something.
Marley's energy may be due to its oversized diet, which eats twice as many meals as similar dogs every day, and that's not counting other snacks, its super favorite mangoes and other things you can't imagine.
Why is Marley so different? Because it is a dog with a psychological defect and a broken brain, it will make the same mistakes over and over again.
Even dog schools could do nothing about it, believing it hopeless, and they even suggested that Mali be destroyed.
But John and Jenny don't think so, and they feel that the real meaning of having a dog is to give it a happy life like their own children, even if it will often be in trouble.
So, Marley is happy.
Although, such a Marley is super mischievous, it has the same loyalty to the dog and selflessly gives back to John and Jenny.
When Jenny lost her first child, Marley quietly rested her head on the crying Jenny's lap and remained motionless for hours;
When danger arises outside the house, Marley will bark bravely and rush in front of John to protect his master;
And when Marley was too old to walk, it still dragged its weakened body and spent the night crawling to the second floor, just to look at John and Jenny who were asleep.
As Marley grew up, it accompanied the family through the ups and downs of life, accompanied them through the changes of work and home, accompanied by all the challenges and difficulties experienced by this gradually mature family.
The old Marley went to the kitchen to steal food as before, and when john caught him, Marley was unusually frightened, and he turned around, flinched and fell to the floor, begging for forgiveness.
This scene makes people feel extremely sad, how I hope it will become the young and troublesome Marley before!
The aging Marley dragged his no longer agile body, following every member, though it was already very clumsy.
Marley's old age was inevitable, but his whole life was spent in joy, and at the moment of his death, john accompanied him, and his family thought of it.
It was not cremated, but rested in the grass it had ever been happiest in front of John's house, accompanied by the sorrows and longings of John, Jenny, and the three children.
There are countless puppies in this world, playing a role in saving humanity in various families, and they remind people with their simple nature not to live in greed, and there is also a feeling in the world called sincerity.
When these dogs are used as playthings, kept in cages, abandoned, abused, and even slaughtered, listen carefully to the "Marleys":
Master, please be kind to me, you have your life, your friends, your work and happiness, and I am the only one in my world.