The dog will not blame the owner if it is sold, because dogs generally do not have this concept. If you have only raised a dog for a few days, it will not be familiar with the owner and the environment, so it will not understand well if it is sold. If the dog has been raised for a long time, it may not be used to being sold, which may lead to symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, and in severe cases, it may even cause depression.

After a dog is sold, it will recognize the new owner after spending time with the new owner, but it will not forget the original owner, so it is not a last resort and you should not sell a dog that has been raised for a long time.

What will happen after the dog is sold?

1. Sell directly: Dog dealers have a long-term business of buying and selling, and they may also breed pet dogs themselves, but There is only one end result, which is to sell these dogs to make high profits.

2. Throw away: When dog dealers find that the dogs in their hands are suspected of being sick, they are likely to throw them away.

3. Sending them to restaurants: Some dogs may be sold to restaurants by dog ​​dealers because they are not healthy enough.