It's unlucky to give a dog money.

When the cat becomes poor and the dog becomes rich, the dog is wealth. Generally, a big family always wants to keep a few dogs, because dogs will bring wealth to their owners, especially those who can look after the house and bark loudly. The fiercer they are to strangers, the more they can keep an eye on their wealth. Having a dog is equivalent to raising money. The so-called poor dog doesn't bark!

If a domestic dog has been kept for many years, it should not be given away. The longer it is kept, the less suitable it is for giving away. Giving a dog is giving money and giving away your property. Sending away a dog that has been kept for a long time is tantamount to sending away the wealth accumulated bit by bit over the years. Without that dog guarding the door of wealth for you, of course, wealth will dry up.

Dogs born in their own homes for more than 6 months and pregnant dogs are not suitable for giving away, because they represent the existing wealth and future wealth. Unless it is sold at a high price or at an equivalent price, the so-called equivalent is not only the value of the dog itself that is higher than the market equivalent, but also the money that the dog eats and drinks Sarah in your house, the money that you have spent, the money that you put into your feelings, the money that the dog is psychic, and so on. In fact, no matter how it is calculated, this account will lose money. Therefore, giving a dog will always break the money, depending on the severity.

Generally, dog dealers who really sell dogs will definitely sell them three months ago, and they can't name them. If it is more than 3 months, they will be named together, indicating that it is a domestic dog. How to sell them will ruin their money.

In fact, dogs, as the most psychic and dependent animals among so many animals, have become a part of the family. They are loyal to their master and family. From the standpoint of human nature, it is always unlucky to give it away with a heart, and good and evil are rewarded. I hope that donors must think twice before sending dogs, and it will not end well.