Haji didn't talk nonsense, and came to these hungry dogs with dog food in his mouth, and directly poured all the dog food on the ground. Seeing this, the tall and thin earth dog led by the leader rushed forward with his own men, and in the blink of an eye, he ate all the dog food cleanly.

Although the stray dogs don't understand this sentence, after eating the dog food given by Haji, their senses for Haji have completely changed.

For stray dogs, food is a big deal, and there is no greater favor than giving food. Haji gave them food, and although it was a kind of exchange of interests, the stray dogs, who were relatively simple-minded, did not understand the use of Haji in finding the source of the smell. On the contrary, they are grateful to Haji for getting dog food from Haji, and the psychological distance between them is also shortened.

In the animal kingdom, being able to access food is the greatest ability. In the evolutionary history of animals, and even in the evolutionary history of human beings, the ability to obtain food has always accompanied the evolution of animals and the development of human society. Otherwise, how did all matrilineal clans and patrilineal clans come about? Isn't it all because of the ability of human beings to obtain food that ultimately determines the different social status of human beings?

After eating Haji's food, the tall and thin stray dogs did not rush to leave. Haji is a good boss for their gang of stray dogs, and they are eager to follow Haji. Although they were defeated by the Tibetan mastiff last time, in fact, there is no hatred between the two sides at all, and they admit defeat if they can't grab it, which is more generous than humans for stray dogs.

Stray dogs are actually the same as wolves at this point, the purpose of dividing into small groups is to search for food more efficiently, survive more easily, and there is no problem of face and power distribution. Otherwise, why do wolves gather together in the spring when food is hard to come by? In fact, it is to get better food during the special period.

Originally, tall and thin stray dogs naturally had to admit defeat if they couldn't beat the Tibetan mastiff, but now that Haji intends to take them in, they are also willing to join Haji's team to try to live under the guidance of the new boss. If Haji can't lead them to a good life, they will not hesitate to leave. This is how stray dogs survive, it's utilitarian, but it's also realistic.

Haji has his own plans, he doesn't reject these stray dogs, he is planning to explore a new way of life anyway. Haji who is willing to come is welcome, and Haji who is not willing to come is not retained, completely voluntarily and without the slightest compulsion.

"If you want to follow me, come with us, and if you don't, you can leave at any time. Haji said something that was absolutely nonsense for the stray dogs, and he didn't have time to explain his plans to the stray dogs right now, so he had to make it clear later.

The tall and thin stray dog's expression remained unchanged, as if this result was exactly what it expected. After a little groaning, the dirt dog turned to Haji's side, and then retreated behind the earth dog who was about to fight with Haji. In other words, this guy set the position of the stray dog group under his jurisdiction behind the earth dog, and became the number three of the small group of Haji.

It can be said in detail, the combat power of this earth dog is higher than that of the earth dog, because when they fought before, the tall and thin stray dog has always suppressed the latter. That is, after the Tibetan mastiff appeared, its group was defeated and had to give up its original territory. If the Tibetan mastiff doesn't appear, this guy used to be the boss of a stray dog group!

Now, with this change, the seats in the group under the jurisdiction of Haji are scheduled. Haji is undoubtedly the boss and the strongest in this group, and the Tibetan mastiff is the strongest in combat besides Haji, that is, the second and second thug of this small group, referred to as the second, and the tall and thin earth dog is the third and third thug, referred to as the third.

As for the local dog who lost to the third child and was kicked by Haji, but pulled the Tibetan mastiff into his own boss, he was identified by Haji as the fourth of this group, referred to as the fourth. At the same time, it is also considered by Haji to be the kobold of this group.

The next thing is the most critical thing. The purpose of Haji's trip is not only to make a wish for the official, what he wants to do most is to get rid of the theft gang, lest those rampant guys always want to take revenge on him, and he can also let out a bad breath by the way, and at the same time prove that he is still a person with a sense of justice. Only by getting rid of those hateful guys can Haji have the energy to plan what happened next, which can be regarded as a training for his subordinates and stray dogs.

"You stay here, don't make any noise, I'll go in and see. Haji commanded the stray dogs. Then Haji followed the smell of the origin and searched the past to the door of a courtyard.

This courtyard is no different from other people's homes, with a low courtyard wall, and normal people can see the inside of the courtyard wall when they stand outside the wall. The gate of the courtyard is welded with the usual iron railings, which cannot stop Haji at all. When Haji crept over the railing and entered the yard, the smell of the yard proved that the T-shaped tool came from this yard, and Haji knew he was in the right place.

There are three houses in this courtyard, and the walls of the three houses and the walls of the courtyard are connected to the adjacent courtyard, forming a whole row of bungalow buildings. Haji sniffed room by room, and quickly judged the general situation in the three rooms. In the room on the far side is an electric motorcycle, and the smell of tires and batteries is very obvious, and there can be no mistake. The middle room and the room on the far right were clearly occupied, and Haji could smell the scent of the two men he had caught and the scent of someone trying to poison himself. Obviously, this is a den of thieves.

Haji did not alarm the people in the house, and quietly came out of the yard and came to the Tibetan mastiff and other stray dogs

"Stay here, and don't let the people inside come out, much less let them escape. If they have to come out, you make it look like you're going to attack, or you scream hard. But beware, I'm letting you scare them, not letting you actually attack them. Therefore, you must be careful not to fight with them directly, let alone bite people, otherwise it will be very unfavorable to us. You know, what humans do to hurt dogs, it's very cruel. Haji commanded with a cold face, and then waited for the stray dogs to react.

The stray dogs were silent and didn't seem to react, much to Haji's surprise. After thinking about it, Haji understood that this was Haji giving orders to the stray dogs, and the stray dogs only had to carry them out conscientiously, and would not ask any questions, questions, or even raise objections. After all, stray dogs don't think the same way as humans, they will only do what Haji says, and they don't know what to say. This is determined by their way of thinking.

Haji is indeed a little uncomfortable with this. Haji, who was used to being a software engineer in his previous life, was used to people cooperating with each other and communicating on an equal footing, and it was really difficult to accept the way of thinking that the boss of everything had the final say among stray dogs for a while. But now, it's no longer a matter of what Haji needs to do if he wants to do it, Haji still has things to do, and he doesn't have the time to hesitate.

After telling the dogs present, Haji turned and left. He's been in the city for a few days, and he's been begging for a living in the neighborhood for a while, so he's still very aware of his surroundings. He knew that there was a security booth not far from here, and there were several auxiliary police officers on duty 24 hours a day. Although few police officers come to the place on duty, a few auxiliary police officers should be enough to deal with these thieves. The most important thing is that two of these auxiliary police officers went to the community with the police that night to catch the thieves, and the two of them had seen Haji, and they were more familiar with Haji, and Haji planned to use their strength to clean up these thieves.

It didn't take long for Haji to run to the security booth, where several auxiliary police officers were resting. Haji rushed straight to the door and threw himself open. Several auxiliary police officers in the sentry box were talking to a policeman when they were suddenly startled by the slammed open door. After seeing that it was a big black dog that rushed in, two auxiliary policemen who did not know Haji immediately picked up riot batons and wanted to show Haji some color.

Haji had already taken precautions, and he immediately retreated after crashing into the sentry box, screaming at the few people in the sentry box. As soon as the auxiliary police with riot batons rushed out, Haji immediately ran a few steps forward, and when the distance was enough to ensure his safety, he stopped and shouted at the auxiliary policemen.

Several auxiliary police officers wanted to chase but couldn't catch up, and they didn't want to chase and were angry at Haji's provocative actions. While he was hesitating, two auxiliary police officers who had seen Haji followed. The two auxiliary police officers had met Haji several times, and although they were not familiar with him, they were generally familiar with Haji's appearance and characteristics. Seeing that the familiar big dog in front of them did not attack people, as soon as people approached, they walked forward, and as soon as people stopped, they barked at people again, and these auxiliary police officers became suspicious.

"Is this the black dog that helped catch the thief that night? Why did you get here?

"What's going on? Do you know this dog?" the policeman who had come to inspect the work approached and asked the auxiliary officer. The policeman did not participate in the operation to catch the thief that night, but he still knew more or less about Haji's case and heard what Haji had done, so the policeman was not ignorant of Haji.