Raising an owl actually competes for toys with his child, riding a horse all day long, really treating himself as a "Tang Monk"

There are many families raising pets in today's society. Some animals are not allowed to be raised by individuals in my country, but they can be used in foreign countries, such as tigers, lions, owls, leopard cats, etc. Among them, the owl is deeply loved by foreigners because of its cute and cute appearance.

Although the owl has a similar head to a cat, it looks cute and cute, especially with such big eyes, don't be confused by its appearance. Owls and cats are both hunters, and the owl's sharp claws and hook-shaped beak are very lethal weapons. They are more beastly than cats and can be called beasts. Therefore, during the breeding process, if the domestication is improper, it may cause harm to humans.

Everyone knows that foreigners like to challenge thrilling things, and the same is true for keeping pets. In their eyes, there is no beast that cannot be domesticated, let alone an owl, which is also a pediatrician for them.

A family abroad raised an owl, which was domesticated by its owner and was very docile, as cute as raising a cat. However, since the owner had a child, the problem arose. This cute owl actually competed for toys with the child. After all, it was the "horse" that caused trouble!

The owner bought an electric horse toy for the child, turned on the switch, the horse would go forward, and the child would sit on it and enjoy the fun. At some point, the owl also fell in love with the "horse", then flew to the horse's head to scare the child away, and enjoyed the fun of riding alone.

From then on, "riding a horse" became a part of the owl's daily life. Seeing it standing leisurely on the horse's back and really treating itself as a "Tang Monk". Is this going to seek the scriptures from the West?

The owl was satisfied, but made the child cry. Now the owner was in a dilemma. One was a child and the other was a furry child. What should I do when the furry child had a conflict with his own child? I believe some pet owners also encounter this problem, and everyone is welcome to leave a message to discuss.