Putin is really cute. He loves dogs very much. Many times when he sees a dog at a conference or giving a speech, he will not drive it out.
Everyone who knows Putin knows that Putin is really a tough guy. He was a special forces soldier before and a spy later. Now he is the president and the president of a fighting nation. Fighting with a gun seems to be his specialty, but he has a strong tenderness. This kind of tenderness is the most touching scene. Who would have thought that Putin is actually a loyal shit shoveler?
The last time Putin got a dog was a puppy given to Putin by the President of Turkmenistan. In fact, judging from the way he hugged the dog, we knew that Putin really liked dogs. The president carried the dog When he got up, he directly took the puppy's neck with one hand and lifted it up, and faced the public in a arrogant posture, like a tiger showing off its prey to everyone.
It was obvious that Putin frowned slightly, as if he was dissatisfied with the way he picked up the dog. He put his two hands under the little puppy's armpits and hugged it to himself. In his arms, he stroked her gently, and the way he petted a dog seemed like a behavior only done by people who often raise dogs. Afterwards, it can be seen that Putin has been reluctant to part with this puppy. He seems to be out of mood for meetings. Even though he seems to be engrossed, he will still scratch the puppy from time to time.
Putin has raised countless dogs. He once raised a Labrador. The name of this Labrador was Kony. He went to a Moscow dog training center. I accidentally saw it when I was there. Because it is so cute and well-behaved, it won Putin's heart. This dog is really lucky and became Putin's puppy. It once accompanied Putin to attend the event. Putin also doted on it on many very important occasions, and it was taken care of very well. Later, as time went by, the dog gradually grew older and passed away in 2014. Recently, the president of Serbia also sent a dog to Putin. It seems that Putin will be happy for a while again.