Huskies are known as the "demolition captain", so many people are afraid to keep them. However, there are also many people who are more ambitious and will still insist on raising Erha.

The husky in this story changed his style as soon as he returned to his hometown. Not only was he full of curiosity, but his behavior was also laughable, and the owner couldn't help but complain about it.

This woman has a husky and lives in the city. She is often mischievous and annoying. No, the woman planned to take it back to her hometown in the countryside to show it. When Erha first came to the countryside, he started to let himself go.

The dog was overly enthusiastic when he saw a sow. After all, it was the first time he saw a pig, so he probably thought it was amazing. However, the pig was startled by the dog's enthusiasm, and turned around to leave. However, the husky still followed him reluctantly, and then he became a little confused: What is the operation? Have you fallen in love with pig's trotters?

This pig refuses in his heart, and just wants to escape from the dog as soon as possible: The strong melon is not sweet, so let me go! But no matter how the pig ran, Erha always followed it, maybe because he wanted to become friends with the pig.

Many netizens couldn’t help but ridicule after seeing it, how could the dog give up after finally finding a dog with a brain circuit similar to his own and insist on playing with it?

Hahahahaha, dogs in the countryside are more aggressive. Maybe the husky is a newbie here and wants to find a friendly animal to kill his boring time.

In fact, cross-racial friendship in the animal world is rare and valuable. Even dogs and pigs, two completely different species, can become friends. Just like in real life, two people with completely different personalities can become very good friends.

Although friends may have some conflicts when they get along, as long as they communicate effectively, they can still solve the problem as soon as possible. Don't becauseWe deny our friends because of a small thing that happened. Sometimes we should put ourselves in someone else's shoes and understand them more.