Adorable Pet Daily Life Ch. 149

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Brother Pi let out a howl, pounced over, and wrapped both legs around Shen Luo's thigh. Ah Hua snapped out of it too, copying Brother Pi, but since she was taller, she grabbed onto Shen Luo's waist. With the strength of those two dogs, Shen Luo couldn't move at all.

Taro just stood there staring blankly, forgetting to roll around.

So this was what people called hugging someone's thigh.

The crowd watching was even more entertained.

Shen Luo barked, "Brother Pi, let go of me right now! Or I'll beat you!"

But Brother Pi didn't let go—this was his money! They could mooch food from Ah Hua at the bun shop, but they couldn't mooch meat from the butcher! Finally earning some money, only for Shen Luo to take it away? He couldn't live like this!

Shen Luo thought for a second and said, "If you don't let me go, no extra dinner tonight!"

To make sure the pets got enough nutrition, there were often extra meals. Extra meals meant Shen Luo would stew beef and chicken with some veggies—way tastier than dog food!

Brother Pi immediately let go. Ah Hua saw him let go, so she followed suit.

Faced with these food-obsessed mutts, Shen Luo really had no way to deal with them.

The crowd realized the show was over and gradually dispersed.

Shen Luo grabbed Brother Pi's face and squeezed hard, then tugged on Ah Hua's cheeks too. Anyway, Ah Hua couldn't complain—when she barked at Yuan Ying, Yuan Ying thought she was just showing affection!

Taro walked over obediently, and of course Shen Luo didn't spare him either, pulling at his face and rubbing it around.

"You three seriously sold out just for food? Street-performing? That's what you came up with? What if some bad guy takes a liking to you, steals you, and makes you perform every day for money—then feeds you nothing but stale buns and sour leftovers? Wouldn't you be scared?"

The fact that these three dogs even knew to street-perform for money totally shocked Shen Luo. Besides feeling embarrassed, what really worried him was the danger— the better these dogs performed, the more likely someone might want to steal them. People came and went all the time at Yujin River Park. If he wasn't careful, someone could easily snatch them. Don't think stealing dogs was hard—if someone was determined, they could use a tranquilizer gun, shoot once, and the dog would go down without a sound. Toss it into a car, and by the time it woke up, it wouldn't even know where it was.

Out of the three dogs, Brother Pi was especially bold, kind of clever, and super obsessed with food. So Shen Luo threatened him with the idea of being stuck eating buns. Ever since winning that prize, Brother Pi had gotten even more cocky. Shen Luo wouldn't let him mimic other animals in front of people, so he started pulling other attention-grabbing stunts instead. Then Brother Pi realized that if he did weird tricks, people would give him food. But since Shen Luo forbade them from eating food from strangers, Brother Pi simply had people give him money instead.

Actually, this had a lot to do with Zheng Jiamei's TV dramas—Brother Pi had secretly been watching for a long time.

These animals always caused some kind of trouble every few days, and Shen Luo was already used to it. He actually wanted the dogs to have something to do, but what could they do? The only things they were interested in were eating and playing.

Since he didn't trust the three troublemakers, Shen Luo called over Zhentian and told him to keep an eye on them. Zhentian was best at that kind of thing—he could run fast, had strong stamina, and was powerful. Most dogs couldn't beat him in a fight. No matter how smart Brother Pi was, when it came to Zhentian, all he could do was back down.

After settling the dog situation, Shen Luo finally went back to the pet hospital.

The place was filled with the smell of disinfectant, but it was spotless. Every night when the clinic closed, they disinfected the place. Hygiene had always been something Shen Luo cared a lot about.

Someone came by to buy dog food, and Shen Luo went up to help.

This person's dog had actually been adopted from Shen Luo's pet hospital, and it had been two years since then.

"Today I also want to buy some chicken jerky and smoked meat." The man was browsing the shelves for meat.

Shen Luo, completely skilled at this by now, grabbed the dog's favorite chicken jerky and smoked meat from the shelves and said, "Didn't you say your wife knows how to make this stuff? What's with the sudden generosity today?"

The man laughed and said, "My mom wanted the dog to have something tasty!"

"Oh? Your mom's here?"

Even though they weren't close, Shen Luo still knew a little about this guy's background. He was from a small town, got into a good university, then started a family and career, bought a place in the city and settled down. His story was like that of a lot of ordinary people.

"Yeah, she's getting older, so of course she wants to see her grandson. Just yesterday, my mom went for a walk, got lost, and couldn't find her way back. It was actually my dog that led her home. My mom said the dog was worth raising."

Shen Luo couldn't help but laugh. Old folks did tend to get lost in unfamiliar places, but he hadn't expected a dog to help guide the way back.

They said some smart dogs could really understand you when you told them to go find someone, or to go wake someone up for dinner.

After restocking the shelves, Shen Luo counted the bags of cat and dog food. He thought to himself that tomorrow he'd need to bring more from home to fill the gaps.

Once he finished counting, he went to the counter, took out a notebook, and wrote down the records.

Zheng Jiamei said, "Boss, someone asked me again today about the biscuits. Are you still making them or not?"

After selling dog biscuits at the pet convention, people came by from time to time asking if he still had them.

Shen Luo remembered that Jin Guodong had even called, asking him to make some biscuits for Duke. Looked like he couldn't put it off any longer. So he said, "I'll make some tomorrow. Just tell a few regulars, okay? Don't spread the word."

If word got out, countless people would come running to buy, and Shen Luo would be worked to death.

Zheng Jiamei nodded, showing she got it.

Between five and seven in the evening was when the hospital got the busiest. After work, lots of people brought their pets in for checkups, grooming, and the like. People like Xiang Weiran came just to visit her own dog—since she believed Baobao needed to go through postpartum recovery, both Baobao and the little pit bull puppy were still staying at Shen Luo's hospital.

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