Her Cultivation Diary
Chapter 651 - Chapter 651 651. (This chapter contains illustrations internal

Chapter 651: 651. (This chapter contains illustrations internal test, which can be turned off if not suitable)_1 Chapter 651: 651. (This chapter contains illustrations internal test, which can be turned off if not suitable)_1 In fact, there was no need to ask Yingjun if he wanted a wife or not. Just by looking at his current state, eagerly wriggling into Song Tan’s embrace, it was enough to make the caregivers both envious and sour.

They were envious of how someone could be so adored by dogs–mind you, Yingjun and Princess had both been trained!

They felt sour because, even though they had been feeding them for so long and the dogs were indeed affectionate and clingy, they had never acted like they were right now, like a spoiled baby clamoring for treats.

Song Tan hugged Yingjun and continued to sweet-talk him, “Good Baobao, sweet Baobao, no rush, okay? In a little while, your sister will come to take you home… Ah, our Yingjun is so impressive, if sister wants to take you home, she’ll have to pass through many trials first…”

She clumsily rubbed the dog’s head and stroked Yingjun’s big ears back again and again before she finally let go of him:

“Be good, sister will fight for you soon! Don’t worry, be good!”

When the partition door closed, Yingjun whimpered and hobbled, almost ready to burst into tears.

The caregivers and the person in charge also felt like crying–Yingjun, open your eyes wide and look! This woman here is not a good woman at all! She’s said the same thing to Princess just moments ago, and she doesn’t just want one of you…

She’s a total scumbag, hey!

But no matter how much of a scumbag Song Tan might be, Yingjun and Princess’s eagerness in waiting at the partition door showed that they simply liked her.

What kind of reasoning is that?

The person in charge wiped their face, “Enough, stop looking. The injured dogs in the back don’t suit your home. If you really want to keep them, just take these two, I’ll handle the application report later.”

How could that be acceptable?

Song Tan smiled subtly, “Since I’m here, whether they’re suitable or not, I’ll take a look first.”

Having said this, she didn’t wait for the caregiver to lead the way forward, already pushing open the next partition door according to the order.

The breed of the dog inside was quite unfamiliar–its forehead, nose, and the front part of its mouth were all white, while its head shone with a glossy chestnut brown. It had wide ears with a string of curly hair hanging beneath, ending in a lighter shade of yellow… it was the spitting image of a little girl with two ponytails.

“This is a five-year-old Springer, a male, retired from the detection unit, called Cang Er. I’m not lying to you, he really isn’t suitable for your home. Look–”

“Clap, clap!”

The person in charge clapped their hands twice.

Yet with such a loud noise, the dog named Cang Er didn’t move an inch on the ground, not even turning his head.

This was…

Song Tan had some suspicions.

As expected, the person in charge then said, “That’s right, he’s deaf in the ears.”

“Not entirely deaf. Sometimes he responds to sounds, but most of the time, his response is much slower. Also, he has a bit of high blood pressure, requiring regular observation or medication.”

The person in charge frowned and added:

“You said you wanted them to watch the mountains, and you said they don’t need to run fast, so Yingjun and Princess are both options.”

“But even if you don’t need anything. With a dog’s greatest assets, hearing and smell, impaired, there’s no point in keeping them in the mountains… Forget it.”

“It’s better to take our time and find a more patient owner for Cang Er.”

“That’s indeed true.”

Song Tan nodded in agreement.

However…

“Not being able to hear isn’t a problem; I can arrange for him to be with other dogs. He just needs to follow the other dog’s movements.”

Since he wasn’t completely deaf, there was a possibility of recovery, which she wasn’t particularly worried about.

Besides, Song Tan had another consideration–

“If I don’t choose him, and later when you guys adopt him out again, what kind of owner and what kind of patience will it take to tolerate a dog that can’t hear movement or commands, and can’t interact even more so?”

“You should know, it’s incredibly difficult for a family to properly care for a deaf and mute person, let alone a dog.”

As these words were spoken, the expressions of the person in charge and the caretakers turned grim.

Because they knew that what Song Tan said was correct.

It was at this moment that Song Tan slowly stepped forward:

“Let me try. If it’s willing to follow me, it won’t lack a bowl of rice.”

Such a statement was actually not in line with their adoption requirements. But given Cang Er’s condition, it was precisely these words that held more persuasive power than any empty promises.

After all…

Song Tan stood in front of Cang Er.

She simply reached out her hand, and he whimpered softly before quickly sitting up from the ground.

However, this time, Song Tan didn’t let Cang Er nuzzle into her embrace so easily; instead, she quickly stood up and moved backward.

Next, she pointed to the left.

In that instant, Cang Er instinctively prepared his attack posture, then swiftly pounced in that direction!

Athletic! Quick! Decisive!

Immediately afterward, he followed the changes in Song Tan’s hand signals, charging vigorously to the right! Afterward, standing up, squatting down, sitting, lying flat…

In this moment, he was the well-trained soldier lurking without making a single sound.

This unprecedented sense of cooperation that blossomed in silence made Song Tan feel both amazed and happy.

And then there was Cang Er’s tail that swung as if it would take flight…

The person in charge slapped his thigh:

“Excellent! It’s you! No matter what, Cang Er will be taken by you! We’ll take responsibility for any trouble.”

The person in charge had a very loud voice, but there sat Cang Er, his large ears not moving at all.

It was only when Song Tan squatted down and touched his head that he began to bark joyfully.

“Woof! Woof woof woof!”

You should know, ever since he realized he was deaf, he had not barked like this again.

Raising these intelligent dogs, what’s the difference from raising children?

With the situation of the previous three dogs in mind, the fourth one did not meet with any objection by the person in charge. He just exchanged glances with the keeper, his gaze still complex even as the door was pushed open.

Then, the person in charge looked at Song Tan and sighed softly:

“Under normal adoption selection, Labradors should be the most popular breed. But for this application, she only received one more form than Princess. All of which were submitted by family members of our internal staff.”

“Secretly, I didn’t want her to leave with you. If she wasn’t so resistant to hospitals, she would have stayed there for a long time.”

“But you… seem like you actually could…”

The caretaker didn’t continue speaking, but Song Tan understood without asking; probably, he was worried that she couldn’t take care of her after seeing how she had handled the other dogs and had thus made up his mind.

But with the Labrador, wouldn’t it be too friendly when watching the mountains?

No sooner had this thought flashed through her mind than she entered the partition and saw the Labrador lying there–

“Her name is Duoduo, four years old, a female. Her condition is as you see, with frequent eye inflammations, a festering and inflamed nose, both forepaws ulcerated, a knife wound on her left side…”

“She’s not one of our fire service’s retired dogs, but belongs to the armed police… there’s not much to be said… In short, she’s very resistant to treatment, and unless she’s anesthetized, she will struggle violently, not even allowing medication.”

“We opened her for adoption, just hoping for a stroke of luck.”

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