Most dogs are greedy, they all want to monopolize the owner's love, and even do all kinds of nonsense things to attract the attention of the owner. Therefore, the owner of two dogs often faces one thing, that is, the dog competes with each other for favors. In the United States, there is an owner who has two Joseph dogs, but the whole family is always biased towards a dog, resulting in another dog having to work hard to fool the whole family with Oscar-level acting skills to get everyone's attention.
The owner brought the Josephian Chewie home many years ago, and the dog has been tortured in the previous family, and the former owner kept it in a dog cage for a long time. When the dog first arrives at the new home, he still has a fear of people, coupled with the inability to adapt to the new environment, he often hides in the corner of the home. Fortunately, the whole family loves the dog very much, and when there is nothing to do, they will stay by the dog's side to play with it, and constantly give it delicious things, which is simply spoiling the dog. In the end, Chewie successfully stepped out of the shadows, and her personality suddenly became super clingy, and she had to be touched and hugged by her owner at every turn. Soon after, however, it was a formidable rival.
Some time ago, the owner's granddaughter Rikki adopted a Joseph dog and named it Willa. Sometimes Rikki will bring the dog to visit the owner, and the appearance of the new dog makes the whole family active again, and even the owner loves it very much. Chewie soon discovers that the eyes of the whole family are not on her, and when she first meets Willa, the two dogs are still testing each other. However, Chewie did not expect that it would lose the favor of the owner because of Willa, such as the owner would give Willa first if he had good food, and the first to touch Willa, even Willa's dog bed was new. Chewie: "Obviously I came first!" ”
Forced to be helpless, the dog finally thought of a way, that is, to pretend to be ill. As soon as Willa came to the master's house, Chewie would immediately appear limping, lifting her right foot up as if it were broken, and barely jumping in front of the master with her other three feet. At first, the whole family was worried about Chewie and focused all their attention on it. However, as soon as the owner picked up the dog, it immediately returned to its original state, and when the owner pampered Willa, Chewie immediately pretended to be crippled, and did not leave work until Willa left home.
In the end, the whole family no longer believed in the dog's trick, and even if it continued to pretend to be lame, it would laugh it off. But the owner will still smile and pick it up when he sees the dog jealous, after all, Willa loves her granddaughter the most, and the owner loves Chewie the most, but it is too interesting to watch the dog jealous. Will your dog also compete for favors and jealousy?