It is not an easy task to carry so much fish and meat from the car back to the house, and it is impossible to ask the children to help move these things.
Perhaps due to their frequent consumption of Jade Dew, the black beans, along with the other three, had all become remarkably human-like. However, even with their human-like nature, they couldn't offer much to Qin Suyun. To protect their teeth, Qin Suyun hadn't planned to have these little creatures help with heavy lifting.
However, except for Hei Dou, who was too small to help and just squatted beside her watching her work, the others at home all automatically helped to carry the empty buckets.
The big blue bucket used by the two brothers of the Fan family was so big that she couldn't hold it in her arms alone.
She could only use the bucket at home to fill a bucket with fish each time, and then bring it to a room on the left side of the first floor that she had already arranged to place a folding fish pond. In this room, Qin Suyun also installed a faucet and underground water pipes.
Nowadays, the eight puppies in the family are already more than seven months old and nearly eight months old. Due to the regular use of Yu Lu, these German Shepherds have grown in size and skeleton to be almost the same as adult dogs. They are taken care of by Dahei and usually do not make any noise at home.
When she built the house, she specially chose a residential plot in the village that was relatively far away and close to the mountains.
Therefore, every night, after Qin Suyun returned home and had dinner, she would take these little guys for a walk in the mountains. However, two legs could not outrun four legs after all. In the beginning, because they were small and did not exercise much in January, February, March, April, May, June, July and August, she could still insist on taking them for a walk in the evening.
But as time passed, when they were more than six months old and almost seven months old, the size of the little guys was almost the same as that of Dahei.
Therefore, the amount of exercise naturally increased. In the mountains, she really could not compare with Dahei and the others. In addition, she was very tired from collecting things every day. So her daily exercise gradually evolved into taking these furry animals out, and after walking for a while, she would let go of the dog leash and let them go to play in the mountains by themselves, and asked Dahei to bring them home on time.
At first, Qin Suyun was a little worried, afraid that these little guys would get lost, but after letting go of the ropes and following them twice, and seeing that they would return home on time every time without her reminder, Qin Suyun let them go with peace of mind. At this time, there were so many of these nine adult dogs in a group, and I believe that even the villagers would not dare to provoke them, let alone kill them for meat.
It is precisely because these little guys are quiet at home, and at most they just whimper and bark softly on weekdays, and no one comes to Qin Suyun's house, so there are probably few people in the entire Wanxi Village who know that she has so many dogs at home.
In just half a month, she would stroll in the back mountain for more than an hour every afternoon after dinner, and these little guys actually caught two rabbits and a turtledove for her.
She immediately collected these spoils and gave them as a snack.
After finally putting the fish in the big blue bucket into three folding fish ponds, adding water, turning on the oxygen generator and cleaning up the place, Qin Suyun brought the pork and beef bought today to the living room.
There were a total of 19 large plastic bags, 7 of which contained pork, pork bones and pork offal, and the other 12 bags contained beef, beef offal and beef bones.
She took out a few large bones from the bag and put them into the bowls of the little ones. Qin Suyun went to collect the meat. She planned to bake one-third into jerky, smoke one-third into bacon, and store the remaining one-third in the freezer.
The remaining food was cooked and fed to the little kids.
Take out a few large basins at home, put the meat to be marinated into the basins, sprinkle salt on it, and the rest of the things will be dealt with after lunch.
Qin Suyun had never raised a dog before, and all her experience in raising dogs was gained through her own experience after reading about it online. She didn't know if it was because of the influence of the previous owner, but Dahei's favorite thing to eat was raw bones, and so did One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, and Eighth.
After stroking Dahei's furry head, Qin Suyun went to the kitchen to clean up other things. She planned to have a casual meal at noon today, and then give Dahei, Heidou and the other furry kids a good snack in the afternoon. She would also make something delicious for it at that time.
The dogs all had very good teeth. When the big bones fell into their mouths, they were just like tofu dregs. They chewed them up in a few bites. It was not like what other people on the Internet said, that they were unable to chew them, or that they took several months to finish a big bone.
At first, Qin Suyun was worried about whether they could digest such thick bones. If they couldn't digest them after eating them, it would be terrible.
When she was doing research online, she had seen dogs that had to undergo surgery and be hospitalized because of indigestion of dog bones.
After that, Qin Suyun didn't give them any bones to chew on for a long time, but more than half a month passed and no adverse symptoms appeared. From then on, she knew that not only her dogs' IQ became higher because of Yu Lu, but also their physical fitness and digestive organs were much better than those of ordinary dogs. After that, Qin Suyun no longer fed their dogs according to the standards mentioned by netizens on the Internet.
Except for the sharp bones of poultry, she would save the other pork and beef bones for her furry friends as long as they were willing to eat them.
If it weren't for the fact that those homemade pet snacks and chew sticks sold in online pet snack shops have a very short shelf life for dried meat, she might have prepared more for the pets at home.
Other people's dogs can chew on a big bone to grind their teeth for half a month, but they may not be able to finish it.
But her dogs... never mind an hour. Even the thickest beef bone would be completely chopped up in less than ten minutes by Dahei. If she hadn't given them so little at a time, only one bone per dog, they would have probably been able to chew the bones even faster.
Every time Qin Suyun saw Dahei and the others taking a bite, she felt a dull pain in her leg bones and even the corners of her eyes twitched.
This kind of bite force is really not to be underestimated!
Fortunately, she got used to it over time.
"Meow~Meow~Meow~~" Seeing that a group of big fools nearby were all chewing on bones, Hei Dou ran to Qin Suyun's feet with elegant steps, meowing, and rubbing his furry little head against her trouser legs.
The black cat rubbed its head to look at her, meowed twice, then rubbed its head again, and raised its head to look at Hei Dou, who always looked aloof. At this time, he lay on the ground, revealing his soft belly, looking at Qin Suyun eagerly, with a weak, helpless and pitiful expression, just to be able to eat the fish he had just bought home.
Qin Suyun's mouth twitched. If she hadn't seen Hei Dou beating Dahei with both hands several times at home, making Dahei run around the yard with a wronged look, she would have really believed that Heidou was a weak, helpless and pitiful little cat!
"Hmm..." Qin Suyun bent down and picked up Hei Dou. She couldn't resist the cute look of the cool and aloof male god at home - she shamefully surrendered!
The fish I bought this time were raised specifically for the black beans at home, so I naturally wouldn’t be so stingy as to not give it a single fish to eat.
The originally planned afternoon dinner had to be changed to lunch. Qin Suyun picked out a freshly bought grass carp from the fish pond, removed the scales and internal organs, cleaned them, cut them into several pieces, and boiled them in a pot.
After spending so much time with these cats, Qin Suyun got to know their habits. Both Dahei and Heidou preferred fresh, baked food to canned cat and dog food. However, she couldn't spoil them all the time. Not only was she very busy, but she also felt that the apocalypse would come and supplies would be scarce. Even with her diligent efforts in collecting supplies and the magical jade token, it wouldn't be easy to ensure that Dahei and Heidou had fresh food every day.
She can stick to this at the beginning, but it may not last long. Therefore, she only does this kind of private tutoring about twice a week.
While preparing a lunch for Hei Dou, she took out five large pieces of beef from the bags nearby, cleaned them, cut them in half, and then placed them in another large pot that had been prepared to stew. Even if cut in half, each piece of beef weighed nearly two pounds. At the current price of beef, this meal would cost nearly 2,000 yuan.
Qin Suyun felt that if she hadn't gotten such a large sum of money after her divorce, and then made some money in the antique market, and hadn't had that magical jade pendant, with her current small body, she might not be able to afford to support Dahei and the others.
After finishing all these, Qin Suyun thought about making herself a delicious meal. She had been running around outside every day these days, and even when she returned home she had no time to rest. Otherwise, she would be so tired that she would lie on the bed or the sofa, not wanting to move at all.
I think it has been a long time since I made a delicious meal for myself and rewarded myself.
"Since I bought crayfish today, I might as well make some spicy crayfish, and then stir-fry some bok choy..." This time, there were more than six pounds of lobsters. She had already put all the lobsters in a bucket and placed it in the kitchen. She randomly picked out about two pounds of them, washed them, put them in order, and prepared the onions, ginger, garlic, and chilies she needed.
Putting hot oil in the pot, Qin Suyun put the peppers, onions, ginger and garlic that she had prepared in advance into the pot and stir-fried them until fragrant. Then she poured the fresh crayfish beside her into the pot. She saw that the originally brown-red crayfish was fried into a bright red in the pot. She added various spices and seasonings and stir-fried them. She smelled the lingering fragrance with satisfaction. She poured a can of beer into the pot, covered the pot and simmered it, then wiped her hands and walked towards the glass room on the third floor.
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