Daily Life in the Pet Shop Ch. 17

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"What?" Fang Yi's face was a little scary to begin with, and he looked even more creepy with this smile. Du Qianze moved aside without leaving a trace.

"Please ask those stars for some autographed photos for me. I can give them back as a mysterious gift to the people who come to adopt. There were too few photos before, and they couldn't pick the ones they liked."

"Is it so difficult to give away pets now?" Although he said so, Du Qianze agreed readily after knowing the reason why Fang Yi wanted the photos.

"It's not that difficult. People who can come to adopt animals are those who really like small animals, so they come to adopt them. We prepared this to thank the people who come to adopt. Compared with the small animals of Chinese rural species, they are not as good-looking as those precious species."

"I saw on your Weibo that you didn't say that adopting a pet would give you a signed photo." Du Qianze did a lot of homework when he wrote that long Weibo post, one of which was to go through all the Weibo posts of Chinese Farmyard Pet Shop.

"It can't be said that some crazy fans may come to adopt animals for their favorite stars, and if they don't treat them well, it would be too irresponsible for them." Although Fang Yi didn't chase stars, he still had a deep understanding of crazy fans. After all, he had also experienced being chased and pinched by crazy fans. Fortunately, he didn't care about those, otherwise he would probably be scolded by crazy fans and delete his account and leave.

"That's right." Du Qianze nodded in agreement. There was a saying that one fan was worth ten haters, which referred to these crazy fans who make the stars themselves worried.

"You don't need to ask for too many. Seven or eight photos per person is enough. Anymore will be worthless." Basically, Fang Yi did not give autographed photos to healthy pets adopted from the store. He only gave autographed photos to animals that were disabled or have some physical inconveniences, so that those people couldj take better care of the animals.

This kind of small animal could not be adopted just because they want to. The pet shop had to investigate the economic and family conditions of the adopters, and would only let them adopt if they meet the requirements. After all, such animals require more patience.

Since the pet shop opened, fifteen such small animals have been adopted. Fang Yi visited them every year. Three of them died due to illness or accidents, and the remaining twelve were doing well. This made Fang Yi very happy that there were still many good people in this world.

At noon, seeing that Du Qianze had not left yet, Fang Yi stood up and said something to the front, then turned around and went to the kitchen to cook.

Du Qianze had nothing to do, so he just followed Fang Yi and helped him casually.

However, after washing many carrots, Du Qianze felt something was wrong. Although there were many people in the pet shop, these large pots of carrots would definitely not be eaten up, unless they ate carrots for the whole meal, which was obviously impossible, but Fang Yi continued to cut carrots.

Du Qianze washed several large pots of cabbage, but Fang Yi was still not ready to start the fire. Was he planning to cook dinner?

"Brother, idol, the lunch box is here." Fang Yue stretched his head out of the door and shouted.

"Let's go, let's eat." Fang Yi put down the knife in his hand and walked out first. Du Qianze followed in confusion. Fang Yi was already cooking, so why did he order a lunch box?

"Idol, I don't know what flavor you like, so I ordered braised pork ribs for you. Is that okay? If not, you can exchange with others." Fang Yue said beside Du Qianze.

"It's okay, I'm not picky about food. Xiao Yue, don't call me idol in the future, just call me by my name." Although the terms 'idol' and 'male god' have become popular recently, stars, no matter how big or small, could be called male gods or goddesses. However, Du Qianze was still not used to being called a male god or idol. It was okay to hear it occasionally, but it always made him feel uncomfortable.

"Did you go to the kitchen to cook? Why do you want to order a box lunch?" Du Qianze asked him while sitting next to Fang Yi with a box lunch.

"Those things are not made for people to eat, but for making steamed bread for the dogs in the shop. I can't cook. If I really make it, they still dare not eat it." Fang Yi added, "But someone in the shop has secretly eaten it and said that the taste is okay, but it has to be eaten with sauce."

Humans were not as good as dogs!

Du Qianze had seen many people who keep cats and dogs, especially in the entertainment industry, because in this circle, there were almost no people who could tell the truth. It's good to be able to talk to cats and dogs. Du Qianze had seen how exaggerated the way they treated their pets was, and he often expressed this emotion.

Du Qianze felt that he was good to Da Bai. He bought a lot of cat food, canned food, and toys that Da Bai liked, but he never thought of making food for Da Bai himself, especially the ingredients that Fang Yi used.

Among them was a large piece of high-quality beef cattle, which looked to be 20 to 30 kilograms. Although he didn't know much about prices, he knew that the beef cattle must not be cheap, at least more than 1,000 yuan, enough for Da Bai to eat for many days.

"Are there any benefits to eating these things?" Although he felt that humans were not as good as dogs, Du Qianze still decided to ask for advice and asked if cats could eat them. He would also make some for Da Bai later.

"There are many benefits. It can supplement their nutrition. The most important thing is that the dogs in the shop like to eat steamed bread. I must make it for them once a month, otherwise Naima will take the lead and call all the dogs in the shop to make trouble with me until I agree to make steamed bread for them."

Speaking of this, Fang Yi was very upset. He saw someone doing this online, saying that eating it was good for the body, so he went home and tried it. Who knew that Naima not only liked to eat wotou, but also became addicted to it, asking him for it every day. Although this thing was good, he couldn't eat too much, so the result of his negotiation with Naima was to make it once a month and eat it for a few days.

Later, Naima picked up more and more dogs, and Naima still maintained this tradition. Moreover, all the dogs he picked up had the same taste as him and liked to eat wotou. If he didn't make wotou for them once a month, they would sit around Fang Yi and stare at him pitifully. In this case, Fang Yi often compromised after less than ten minutes.

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