The dog is a senior dog and I don’t want to keep a Chinese Pastoral Dog.

But in fact, Chinese garden dogs are also a breed that has survived after countless years of survival of the fittest. They are definitely not inferior to foreign dogs. They are more adaptable to the environment of their country and their IQ is not low.

Perhaps this is also one of the means of publicity for businesses, because they want to make money, but Chinese pastoral dogs, that is, native dogs, are really embarrassed to sell them at high prices and in large quantities, so they constantly promote how noble foreign dogs are.

The pedigree is also getting a certificate.

But Yu Fei, the Chinese Pastoral Dog, looks different from the ordinary ones, because it looks stronger, has a more majestic demeanor, and seems to be a bit bigger. But if you look carefully, you will see that it is indeed a Chinese Pastoral Dog. So

The characteristics are too obvious.

When Yu Fei walked back, he found that the two policemen still hadn't left. Perhaps it was because Yu Fei's threat had an effect, and Chang Jiale's stairs were good, so they were at the scene to investigate in detail.

When the two policemen saw the dog that Yu Fei was leading, they naturally had questions. It seemed that Yu Fei was anxious to find out the results, but it was very strange that Yu Fei was leading a native dog.

"My dog ​​has been trained by me, and its ability to track smells is as good as that of a police dog. So as long as you smell the smell of the scene, you can follow the smell to find the generator!"

Yu Fei said to the two policemen very calmly, since they had corrected their attitude, Yu Fei would naturally change his attitude.

"No! Your dog is an ordinary dog, not a police dog. Without a work permit, we cannot use his sense of smell to investigate the case. This is against the regulations!"
Chapter completed!