Live Wild Adventure

Chapter 714 The old owner of the dog egg

The rescue plan was carried out in an orderly manner. While digging holes and breaking the ice, the distance between the two sides kept getting closer. On the second day of the rescue, some Inuit people even came to pray.

Out of curiosity, Bi Fang put down the chainsaw in his hand, kicked the cut ice into pieces, and went to meet him. There were three men who came, all of them had big pie faces, small eyes, and wore off-white clothes. The fluffy clothes, a sled dog with a rein at the feet, is licking the upper of the shoe with its head down.

"Polar bear skin!"

Bi Fang recognized the clothes on the three Inuit at a glance, and there was no doubt that they were bear skins.

The Inuit have annual polar bear hunting permits, so Bifang wasn't surprised to see them in polar bear skins, just a little curious.

"In fact, the Inuit people rarely do this anymore. They usually choose to use up their hunting shares, and then sell the bear skins to others in exchange for living supplies and exchange resources. Self-sufficient Inuit people like them There are actually very few in this century."

"And have you noticed that they are also riding sledges!"

Wearing polar bear skins and riding sleds, there is no doubt that this group of people lived quite primitively. After all, many Inuit people at relatively low latitudes have given up traveling on sleds and switched to snowmobiles. Convenient and fast.

The Inuit sleds looked much more luxurious than the impromptu ones made by Bi Fang, and the equipment was quite complete. There were seven sled dogs in one sled, with the leading one leading the horse, and the pair after that.

There are two of them here, with a total of fourteen dogs, and the scene is quite lively.

"The number of sled dogs on a sled is generally an odd number. The head dog leads the way, and the rest run side by side. This makes it easier to control the direction of the sled and prevents accidents."

While chatting with the audience, the Inuit also noticed Bi Fang on the side, and came forward to say hello. They are both Asian faces. Although there is a big difference in appearance, they naturally feel more kind in their hearts.

During the conversation, everyone also knew the reason for each other. Unlike what they imagined, the three Inuit were not because they watched Bi Fang’s live broadcast, but because when they came out to hunt, they discovered the scene of everyone opening the ice cave in full swing. Drawn here out of curiosity.

It's just that the Inuit didn't have the idea of ​​staying to rescue the whales. After figuring out the reason, they prayed for the three whales and prepared to leave.

"Wang!"

A familiar dog barking attracted everyone's attention. Bi Fang looked up and saw Goudan happily circling another sled dog, its tail wagging into a whirlwind. Then, an unexpected scene happened .

Seeing that the opponent's head dog didn't pay any attention to his own thoughts, Goudan was angry from his heart, and his evil turned to courage. He jumped up, put his forelimbs on the waist of the strange head dog, and kicked his hind legs closer, in front of everyone I started my original and impulsive day.

It seemed that crows flew over the heads of everyone, and even the turning of the chainsaw was much smaller.

The world is silent.

Bi Fang's face darkened, and he stepped forward quickly, grabbed Goudan by the nape of the neck, dragged it away mercilessly amidst its wailing, and smiled awkwardly at the Inuit: "I'm so sorry, I didn't take care of it!" it."

Grandma, I almost forgot, the breeding season of dogs is March-May in spring and September-November in autumn!
Now is the time!

Sled dogs have requirements for the configuration of the team, either men and women are not tired of working together, or all dogs of the same sex.

In the team, all the dogs are more excitable, and once there is any conflict, they will quickly fight.

Therefore, in order to prevent sled dogs from fighting while working, some owners will choose to let the male dogs and female dogs stand side by side to avoid conflicts between same-sex competition; some owners will think that the whole team is full of same-sex dogs, which will make them compete with each other. faster; or an older dog alongside a younger dog to impart experience.

It was a coincidence that Bi Fang met Sansha. He had no choice but to get three male dogs.

The sleds that the Inuit people ride on are all female dogs!

In the restless November, I was surrounded by two big dogs who were incomprehensible. Before the prime of life, the restless dogs dominated by hormones were already hungry and thirsty.

I saw a total of fourteen female dogs all at once, and they were still undressed. Can the dogs hold back?

I can't help it, I don't have the ability.

Everything now happened naturally.

Coughing twice in embarrassment, Bi Fang, who has always been talkative, suddenly got stuck.

Just as he was trying to speak, the oldest of the Inuit suddenly called out, "Ban Lamu?"

"Wang!"

The dog egg caught by the back of the neck jumped and barked at the Inuit.

After getting a response, the Inuit's tone was obviously a little more surprised, and the voice was louder: "Ban Lamu!"

"Woof!" Goudan responded again.

Such a scene, the wise man thought of a lot at once, and combined with the origin of the dog egg, the water friends wailed.

[Fuck, have you found the owner? 】

[No, didn't Fang Shen say that there is a high probability that there is no owner? 】

【Hey, another sad day】

Although Goudan is often foolish, this exceptionally clever and lively Erha still left a deep impression on everyone in front of the screen. The appearance of the owner at this moment made many viewers a little disappointed. Bi Fang is not a person who steals by chance. There is no doubt that Goudan is leaving them.

Even Bi Fang himself thought so. While smiling wryly, the three Inuit men began to whisper. After a while, a surprise and shocking news came out.

"Aren't you the owner of the dog eggs? You want to give me three more sled dogs?" Bi Fang's tone contained incredible emotions.

"Dog eggs? Do you mean Ban Lamu?" The Inuit thought about it for a while, and didn't struggle too much, because according to what Bi Fang said, these three dogs were all picked up by him, so they naturally had to be given a new name. He explained, "Ban Lamu's owner was Amaruk, who died in a snowstorm just over a month ago."

The slow talk of the Inuit made everyone understand everything.

The owner of the dog egg was originally an Inuit named Amaruk, and he was a 76-year-old man with no children. His only relatives were his eight sled dogs.

However, in the blizzard more than a month ago, the old man passed away quietly at home. If it is said that he died of starvation or freezing to death, it is unlikely, because after being discovered, there are still many people in Amaluk’s family. Food, perhaps just because of simply being too old.

This is not surprising. The Arctic is a place with a harsh environment. Living here all year round, people will age very quickly. 76 years old is already a very long life.

"When we found out that Amaluk passed away, five of the eight sled dogs in his family were gone, and only three remained where they were, skinny and hungry. I took them home and raised them. If you need If so, I can help you send them over."

(End of this chapter)