⇒⇒⇒⇒ 投票を願います!The topic changes, but there is a Bulldog named Myrow in the same apartment building. He is a true Bulldog and incredibly big. Naturally, our two dogs are afraid of him. Alice doesn't get closer than three or four meters and considers that a safe distance. While he usually walks leisurely, surprisingly he can run fast. Myrow approached our two dogs from behind. He didn't have any particular ill intent. We were playing with our two dogs in the apartment's grassy square when Myrow came out of the building, and it just happened that way. Alice immediately noticed the approach, barked, and fled to a safe distance, never taking her eyes off Myrow. Poor Shiro, who was slower to escape, froze in place and couldn't move. In the past, he would have had an accident in this kind of situation, but as he was approaching 18 months old, close to adulthood, he managed to hold it in. It must be an instinct of dogs; Myrow sniffed around Shiro, smelling different parts of his body. Shiro continued staring in a different direction, frozen. At the moment when Myrow was about to touch his nose to Shiro's, as if waiting for that, Shiro bit Myrow's nose and quickly turned around to escape. However, Myrow's counterattack was even faster. He pounced on Shiro, biting his ear in return, and Shiro let out a pitiful yelp. Recognizing Shiro's surrender, Myrow released him, and Shiro, still whimpering, ran away to Alice.

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