How to treat the behavior of "keeping a pet as a son"?

I think this sentence means that many people are a little too kind to pets now, and subconsciously don't treat pets as animals.

It is a good thing to like small animals. I admire those who are kind to cats and dogs. They are all caring people. But some people are so kind to them that even their own families won't have that kind of treatment.

There is a man who keeps a pet as a son in my community, a man who sells pancake fruit in the morning market, and his family is not rich either. Husband and son work outside and seldom go home. She wants to take care of her mother-in-law in bed alone. Every time she goes to a stall, a dog follows her. This is a Beijing bus in her collection.

When she spread the pancake fruit, the Beijing bus sat next to her. Sometimes, when she is free, she will play Doby Dog. Many people eat dog hair from pancake fruit, but she doesn't care. She still wants to take the dog out of the stall. She often buys some cooked meat from the deli next door and gives it to the dog if she doesn't eat it herself. I have to say that her feelings for this dog are really incomprehensible to ordinary people.

Her jingba was finally killed by a Samoyed, biting her neck and bleeding all over the floor. At that time, I saw her crying with the dog in her arms, and the whole person collapsed there. ?

To tell the truth, if you really ask me what I think of their behavior, I can only say that it is sympathy.

They love dogs more than ordinary people because they can definitely get feelings from dogs that others can't. First of all, they may have been abandoned and betrayed, full of hostility to the outside world and few friends. Only dogs will accompany them when they are lonely, and dogs are the most loyal. Some people are naturally withdrawn and regard pets as family or friends. Be kind to them, of course.

Generally speaking, "keeping a pet as a son" is extreme and difficult to understand. But they should all have their own secrets, and they should be given enough respect and sympathy instead of questioning and satire.