Especially the two wolf dogs, because every night, they are put into the yard to keep vigil. Without the two of them, Haji wouldn't have a good chance to escape. Otherwise, when Haji untied the chains around his neck and prepared to escape, the two fellows would be in trouble screaming in the yard. Well, these two guys have become Haji's henchmen through this fishing activity, and seeing Haji again no matter what he does, he won't scream, and he shouldn't cause trouble for Haji.

In fact, the world of dogs is still relatively simple, not as complex as the social hierarchy in the wolf pack, so bloody and violent. The wolves all need to rely on combat effectiveness to determine each other's social status, but because of the human factor in the dog's society, things are relatively much easier.

The two wolfdogs understood that Haji, as a dog who could enter the house, had a much higher status than himself. Because Haji is the closest to the new brother who can provide food for him! And Xiao Lei and the others are all looking forward to the new brother, and the dogs can also see it. In addition, Haji also taught them how to catch fish, and although these small fish were not the delicacy they needed, Haji had proven his ability to hunt for food. For animals, this ability is worthy of respect, and these two wolf dogs have regarded Haji as a being of a higher social status than them.

No, even though the nanny had already taken care of the catch, the two wolfhounds were still waiting to be distributed to them by Haji. They don't take food from the pots on their own, because according to the social rules inherited from their heads, these catches are caught under the leadership of Haji, and they have no right to distribute them.

Not only that, but the two wolfdogs also believe that Haji's distribution is justified and very scientific. Because the two dogs had never seen a fierce dog in a cage dare to compete with a Czech wolfdog, although the Czech wolfdog had never fought any of them, the fierce dogs were obviously unwilling to provoke this sad-looking fellow. Even the most bloodthirsty-looking bit usually barks at the Czech wolfdog as if he were whining, but he is not willing to continue to provoke the Czech wolfdog.

But it was such a miraculous existence that Haji actually found the Czech wolfdog in the first round of fish distribution, and there were some strange exchanges between them. In the eyes of these two wolfdogs, who can only be regarded as security guards, this is definitely a magical existence, so they are willing to obey Haji's command and Haji will distribute the catch.

Haji understood what the two wolfdogs meant, and he looked up at the fierce dogs in the kennel looking through the wire cage door, all of which were waiting for their own distribution. Even the somewhat reckless and bloodthirsty bit, although anxiously pounced in the cage, making the iron net rattle, did not let out a violent roar to declare its existence.

From this point of view, the way of thinking in canine society is clearly influenced by the wolf pack society, and the party who has access to food has a significantly higher status, and the individual waiting for the distribution of food must put himself in a weaker position, even if the weaker party has an advantage in physical strength and physical strength, and must follow this iron law.

Haji turned his head to look at the new brother, Lao Jin, Xiao Lei and the others who were observing him, opened his mouth and barked at Xiao Lei, and then turned his gaze to the row of kennees. Xiao Lei is indeed quite eye-catching, Haji has not used clear instructions to move, he only understands what Haji means with just one look from Haji.

"Hey, this big black wolf is really smart, new brother, you really have good eyesight. The guy was patting the new brother's ass all the time, and as he spoke, he picked up the basin and carried the catch to the dog's kennel for Haji.

As soon as the basin containing the small half pot of fish was placed in front of them, these fierce dogs naturally knew that they were coming to feed themselves. As a result, the competitive side of the fierce dogs was immediately revealed. From time to time, the strong bodies of these guys hit the iron net of the cage door, and the steel-like claws struck the thick iron net with a loud noise, and their mouths made anxious horns, and their drooling mouths looked like they wanted to tear the iron nets open, as if they could come out and snatch all these catches.

But even so, it may be because of the relationship between Haji feeding Czech wolfdogs and Caucasian dogs just now, and what these fierce dogs show is anxiety and urgency, at most they are urging Haji to feed them quickly, but there is no rudeness and threat in it. Only the most violent, nervous bit couldn't control himself at all, and let out a menacing growl directly at Haji and the two wolfhounds following him, as if it meant that if he didn't give it food, it would tear Hadji and the two wolfhounds that followed him to pieces.

Haji had taken a bite of fish and was about to put it in Doberman's bowl, but when he saw these fierce dogs make this performance, his movements suddenly stopped, and then he waited there quietly, looking at the Doberman Pinscher who was eager to eat the fish in front of him.

What is this guy doing? Seeing Haji's move, the new brother couldn't help but ask suspiciously.

I don't really understand, but I feel that this little guy is a little interesting, and it seems to want to control these big guys. Although Lao Jin didn't understand what Haji was going to do, he still saw some ways. He was also curious, could Haji use this trick to control the temper of these fierce dogs?

At first, Haji's trick certainly didn't work. What do these fierce dogs do to eat, they have indeed fought in dog fighting competitions, and their temperament is extremely tyrannical, how can they be easily tamed by Haji, a young Labrador? Therefore, whether it is a Tibetan mastiff, a Caucasus, a Pit, a Doberman, or a wolf dog, they are all very dissatisfied with Haji's behavior of hanging their appetite, and their roars have gradually changed from anxiety just now to anger.

Haji was waiting there with a few fresh fish in his mouth, unmoved by the almost crazy actions of several fierce dogs, and waited so calmly. It seems that its courage is completely out of proportion to its size, unless it has the soul of a lion in its body, which is considered a normal behavior.

The fierce dogs roared unceremoniously, slapping the iron net of their respective kennels, and did not wait for Haji's next move for a long time, and slowly their power gradually weakened. It's just that although the momentum is weak, these fierce dogs don't mean to show weakness at all, and it's a big deal that Lao Tzu won't eat it.

It was at this time that Haji moved. It's just that he didn't put the fish in the bowl of Doberman in front of him, but turned to the right and put it directly into the bowl of the Czech wolfdog. From beginning to end, the Czech wolfdog maintained a calm and equal attitude towards Haji, never threatening Haji at all, and waited quietly for Haji to distribute food. And judging by its reaction, it seems that Haji will not thank him for giving him food, and he will not be angry if he does not give him food.

Seeing the Czech wolfdogs munching on the delicious fish, the fierce dogs seemed to realize something, and one by one they stopped threatening Haji with violence and quieted down. Seeing this move of these fierce dogs, the Czech wolf dog, which had already quickly eliminated the fish, suddenly let out a breath.

Although Haji didn't understand exactly what the Czech wolfdog gesture meant, he clearly felt that the gesture was a bit of a sneer. And the fierce dogs that were laughed at by the Czech fierce dogs became even more embarrassed after seeing the reaction of the Czech wolfdogs, and they couldn't be fierce anymore. Only the bit, who continued to let out a menacing roar at Haji, still slammed its claws against the cage's barn as if it were stubborn.

Haji walked over to the bowl and took a bite of the fish, then walked to the Pitbull's cage, where he stopped. When the Pitbull saw the food delivered to the door, he suddenly became even more excited, and his snow-white teeth pierced through the cage net, and saliva flowed all over the iron net.

However, Haji stood in front of the pitbull's cage and did not put the fish in his mouth, but after watching it quietly for a while, he turned his head and put the fish into the bowl of the Tibetan mastiff next to him.

Now the bit didn't do it, and with a twist of his head he pulled his teeth out of the wire net, and roared at Hadji. It seemed to blame Haji for insulting it, and it put on a desperate posture as if it was about to break out of the cage and kill Haji.

Haji didn't care at all, continued to take a bite of fish, and then quietly watched Bit jump there. Seeing that Bit was still quiet, Haji turned his head and gave the fish to Doberman. Next, the wolf dogs and the Caucasus all got fish and meat, and they ate them very sweetly. What's even more infuriating is that every time Haji picks up the fish, he has to wait in front of the bit for a while before he carelessly gives it to the other wolfdogs.

Seeing that the fish in the food bowl were decreasing little by little, Haji still didn't give himself a mouthful, and the pitbull listened to the anger and dissatisfaction from the beginning, and gradually became helpless and silent. After so many teasing in a row, the Pitbull is not a fool, how can he not know that Haji is watching his performance? This guy is not only a fierce dog, but also a two-dog with big nerves and a bad brain, and the circuit of the brain is indeed not as effective as other dogs, and he only knows how to solve problems by violence. Now that he has been trained by Haji over and over again, this guy has finally slowly sobered up and stopped yelling at Haji.

There was less than half of the fish left in the basin now, and the dogs didn't have much to eat, and Haji and the two wolfdogs had not eaten yet!