The match was in the lower part of HZ, not too far by car, so they followed along in a large group.
Yan Su, who happened to be on leave, also came over, claiming that he wanted to improve the breed of the military dogs and came to inspect them.
The competition was held on a university campus, which attracted a lot of people.
The university is quite well-built, and the stadium is rented out for competitions.
Because everyone loves pet dogs, many students from the University City came to watch the killing.
Because it was only a preliminary round, there were actually quite a few participants, creating a bustling scene of people and dogs jostling together. Some dogs, seeing so many people for the first time, were terrified and barked incessantly.
However, the organizers were quite clever; they set a threshold that filtered out most of the participants who were just there for the fun.
Several entrances were equipped with obstacles, including railings, single-log bridges, and roundabouts.
They required all participating dogs to be accompanied by their owners and to pass through in order.
If you pass, you'll qualify for the preliminary round. If you don't pass, well, sorry, you'll have to go to the audience.
None of the obstacles are difficult; any well-trained dog could pass them.
However, nowadays, most people keep dogs as a hobby, or even just for a short time. Such a simple obstacle is simply impossible for their dogs.
As you can see, groups of people who own Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, and Samoyeds are walking their dogs out looking dejected.
The nickname "Siberian Husky Trio" is well-deserved. Although the dogs themselves are not stupid, just mischievous, if their owners raise them to be silly and cute, then they become stupid.
Besides the three Siberian Huskies, some toy breeds were also brought out. One girl even wanted to compete with a teacup dog, and others brought month-old puppies to the competition.
The first obstacle for the contestants was not difficult at all. Li Su'er and Chen Yang didn't even bother with it, and the contestant easily completed the task, drawing envy from those around him.
Several queens who were in heat kept flattering the European Emperor, but he ignored them all. He had very high standards and didn't care about those of this caliber.
However, besides the European king, there are other very intelligent dogs, especially those that have undergone professional training, which perform amazingly well.
Chen Yang discovered that these dogs weren't afraid of the European Emperor. In the Micro Realm, not to mention dogs, even a pack of wolves would show fear in front of the European Emperor.
It seems that pet dogs in the human world have lost their wild instincts.
This isn't necessarily a bad thing. If you can live a good life without worrying about food or drink, there's no need to train a dog's wild instincts. What's the point of training it? To catch mice?
After entering the venue, everyone else went to the audience area, while Chen Yang and Li Su'er entered the venue as the owners of the participating dogs.
The "European King" also attracted a lot of attention. Everyone who came here was a dog lover who claimed to know dogs very well, but no one could tell what breed the "European King" was, or even what kind of mixed breed it was.
"Hey bro, what breed is your dog?" someone couldn't help but ask.
“A relative of the Chinese Rural Dog, the Chinese Grassland Dog,” Chen Yang replied casually.
The person asking the question simply said "Oh," wondering what the Chinese Grassland Dog was, as they had never heard of it before. However, being fellow dog lovers, they couldn't let others know their lack of knowledge.
"The Chinese Grassland Dog, I know it, it's good."
Li Su'er suppressed a laugh and left to find her seat.
As soon as they sat down, a woman holding a Schnauzer looked at the European Emperor with disdain.
"Why are your dogs so big? Don't scare my Huahua. I hate large dogs the most."
She said, "My Huahua is very smart, but her fur is too curly. Your dog is huge, but her fur is quite beautiful."
Although this auntie went along with her complaints, she was somehow endearing; in fact, she was quite cute.
"I'm telling you, Schnauzers are the second smartest dog breed in the world. My Huahua is probably the most capable dog at home..."
The aunt kept rambling on and on, and Chen Yang and Li Su'er only responded politely with a couple of words, which made the aunt even happier.
They started talking about dogs, but then they started talking about her house.
"Auntie, the competition is about to start, let's go register."
Finally, the competition began, and Li Su'er quickly took her dog to register and get its number.
They registered online, but they still need to pick up their number plates in person.
"Good afternoon, everyone. Our highly anticipated World Pet Dog Competition has begun. This competition is sponsored by Saint Di Pet Products. Each contestant will receive a pack of dog food as a gift. When it comes to handing out dog food, we are the most professional."
With the host's voice, the competition officially began. After the humorous host had enlivened the atmosphere, he wisely vacated the venue.
"Next, let's get straight to the point. This competition uses a multi-tiered scoring system. You'll need to pass the basic events like the 100-meter sprint and obstacle course to advance to the next round. Just between you and me, the next round will definitely surprise you. Alright, enough chit-chat, let's begin the first event: the Centennial Run! Now, let's welcome our number one dog and his owner!"
The first contestant to go up was a German Shepherd. This contestant got off to a great start and completed the first event very well.
The requirement for a dog is to run 100 meters in under 15 seconds. This is not difficult for any dog, but to ensure the dog obediently reaches the finish line, the owner usually needs to run with it.
The next few groups all failed. Two groups had dogs that hesitated for a while and wasted time, and one group had an old lady who couldn't run at all.
The auntie they met with a Schnauzer also brought her dog along.
Schnauzers truly live up to their reputation for intelligence; under the aunt's guidance, they easily completed the run.
"Look at my Huahua, isn't she amazing? I don't even need to run with her anymore, she's so obedient. Let me tell you, if you're going to raise a dog, you should raise a small one, small ones are smart. Your big dog is clumsy, but its fur is pretty good."
The aunt came over to chat with Chen Yang again, and Chen Yang really couldn't stand it, so he quickly made a quick escape to pee. When he came back, he saw the aunt chatting with Li Su'er. Chen Yang pretended not to notice and didn't approach her.
There were many dogs participating, but each dog only had one minute, so it was the lucky dog's turn very quickly.
“Go ahead,” Li Su’er said to the Emperor.
With so many dogs as examples, the European Emperor must have already figured out what to do, so Li Su'er directly let him go.
This left even the referee who was keeping time a little dizzy.
"Woof."
The referee only reacted after the European star shouted.
He pressed the timing button as he whistled; it wasn't a professional competition, so manual timing would have been fine.
(End of this chapter)
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