To all the grandchildren around the world, Grandma is their haven, and this applies to dogs as well. Two dirty dogs, fearing a scolding, hesitated to enter the house until Grandma opened the door and called out. Indeed, children loved by Grandma are truly happy.
At the corner of the neighborhood, a Samoyed and a Border Collie stood side by side on the street. These two main characters, once pristine and majestic when they left, returned as walking mudballs with faces that read, "We're doomed, we're going to get scolded." They stood at the crossroads, their four legs hesitant, their eyes seeming to say, "What do we do? Going home means getting scolded, should we go to our doom?"
Just as the dogs were at a crossroads in their dog lives, a familiar voice rang out—the iron gate at home finally opened. Grandma called out and waved, and the two mudballs transformed into little lambs, rushing over because they knew that with Grandma as their backup, they wouldn't get hit.
