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Man Adopts Puppies And Raises Them For Two Years Before He Realizes They're Actually Black Bears

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Metro- We’re no zoologists, but we would back ourselves to tell the difference between a dog and a black bear. That’s what one man failed to do for two whole years in China. Banana farmer Wang Kaiyu bought two ‘puppies’ while in Vietnam in 2013, and described the dogs as ‘very lively, not picky about food and friendly with human beings’, China.org reports. But then started behaving strangely. For dogs, that is. One occasion, the growing animals returned home with a butchered chicken. Wang only realised his beloved ‘dogs’ were black bears when he saw a wildlife protection poster put out by local police. He contacted the local public security bureau and the bears were sent to a rescue centre. According to reports, the bears – one male and one female – are in good health and now weigh around 50kg apiece.

 

 

 

Okay so the story is funny.  I get that.  Guy adopts two puppies and later finds out that they’re actually black bears.  How did he find out?  Well they were butchering chickens and, oh by the way, they probably looked exactly like black bears. LOL.  Funny stuff.  But the part everybody seems to be missing is this part

 

He contacted the local public security bureau and the bears were sent to a rescue centre.

 

Whoa whoa whoa whoa Miss Lippy. That’s the part of the story I don’t like.  The part where the guy gave up taking care of the dog bears after he found out they were dog bears. He didn’t stand up for his dog bears and say he was gonna keep them or anything.  He just sat on the porch like a goon and let the rescue center take them away.  That guys has to think, you got two dog bears who you’ve been raising for two years. You got a responsibility.  If you raise two dog bears for two years you dont just call it quits after that. You get your ass out there and you keep those fucking dog bears.