I wonder if you know the expression "filial piety"!
I hate that. I adopted a dog before, because its color is four white paws and a white tail tip. The old man at home said it was unlucky. Under the pressure of my family, I persisted for a long time and finally gave it to a retired couple who were not superstitious about adoption!
Alas, I am still struggling with my family, hoping to get my baby dog back. I treat him like a son. I'm not in the mood for this. My family said to buy a dog, but I still hope to get my dog back!
Here, I hope everyone can help me get rid of this superstition a little bit, and I don't know which grandson made up the phrase "filial piety". I wrote an article in QQ space that day and scolded it happily, but my family "criticized" me. ...
Alas, I have seen many stray dogs with four claws and a white tail. I guess that's why they were thrown away. Some people hide when they see such dogs. I once fed them and advised me to ignore this kind of dog. I think dogs that are regarded as "filial dogs" are more pitiful than other stray dogs. ...
Here, I hope that young dog owners will not believe this superstition, and I hope that the elderly will stop being so superstitious. What society! Dogs themselves don't want to grow into such a color. I think those four little paws are cute in white gloves. Why do you hate such dogs?
Since some people are so superstitious, why not listen to the Buddha? Buddha is merciful. I believe that the Buddha will not abandon the dog because of its color. Life is equal. Aren't you afraid of retribution for treating dogs like this?
I really want to dig out that bastard who made up the story of "filial piety" and slap him, calling him the eighth generation of ancestors!
I don't know what a filial dog is, so I found it, so sending it to you can't determine a person's fate. Isn't it because dogs are unlucky that your fate will change? If you really believe this, I can't help it. ...