A butcher who opened the door was very angry when he saw a dog coming into the shop. He drove the dog away. But soon the dog came back.

    So the butcher went up to the dog and found a note in the dog's mouth. He took down the note, which read: "I want to buy twelve sausages and a leg of lamb. The dog has money in his mouth. "

    The butcher looked into the dog's mouth. WOW! There's really a ten dollar ticket. He took out the money, put the sausage and lamb leg into a bag, and then let the dog hold the bag. The butcher felt that it was new, and it was just time to get off work, so he decided to close the shop and follow the dog in the back.

    The butcher set off with the dog. The dog walked along the street and soon came to a fork in the road. He put down the bag, jumped up, pressed the roadside button, picked up the bag and waited patiently for the signal light to come on. The signal light came on and the dog walked across the crossing. The butcher followed the dog closely and watched it curiously.

    Soon, the dog came to a bus stop. He went to look at the timetable. The butcher was really surprised. After checking the timetable, the dog sat down in a seat. A car came. It went to the front of the car, looked at the number, and then turned back and sat in its seat.

    Another car came, and the dog went to see the train number. This time it got on the bus. The butcher followed it into the car. Sitting shoulder to shoulder with the dog, the butcher was really surprised and even scared.

    The car went through the city to the suburbs. The dog kept looking at the scenery outside all the way. When the bus was about to reach the cathedral, the dog calmly stood up and walked towards the door. It stood on its two hind legs and pressed the stop button with its front paw. It got out of the car and still held its shopping in its mouth.

    The dog and the butcher walked back and forth on the road. Then the dog turned into a house. He walked down the corridor and put his shopping on the steps. The butcher stood aside to see how he opened the door. I saw the dog turn back a few steps along the corridor, then run up quickly and hit the door with his body. This was repeated several times, and no one in the room responded. The dog went over a narrow wall, around the garden and came under a window. He bumped his head against the window, then returned and waited at the door.

    While the butcher stared at all this, a big man opened the door. As soon as he came out, he punched and kicked the dog, and kept scolding it. The butcher couldn't help but run over and stop him loudly: "my God! What are you doing? What a clever dog this is! I'm sure it will be on TV! " When someone praised the dog so loudly, the big man said angrily, "he's smart! This is the second time in a week that the fool has forgotten his key. "