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my baekgu

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to our loveliest snow angel <3 happy birthday ! (⊃｡•́‿•̀｡)⊃

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you spoke too soon | 21

"Baegjo! Ynnie!"

"Baekgu! Hoon!"

"Bae-Bae!" The two said together while making a heart with each other.

"Oh, Sunghoon," Yn pouted at the camera before looking at him.

He looked back, "What is it, Yn?" He questioned.

"We're not bae-bae today! I'm Barbie and you're Ken!" She expressed.

Sunghoon gasped before moving his arm like a robot, feeling embarrassed. "Oh my gosh, I forgot," he said, moving his arms, trying his best not to burst out laughing.

"Ah, Sunghoon, you're not an actual doll!" Yn said, shoving his shoulder.

He gave her a questioning look, "What do you mean? Who's Sunghoon? Barbie, I'm Ken!" He smiled.

She rolled her eyes playfully before looking at the card in her hand, then back at the camera. "Today we have some special comebacks and stages!" Yn said excitedly.

"That's right, we have Choi Yena, VCHA, 8Turn, (G)I-DLE, RIIZE, and more performances coming your way!" Sunghoon smiled at the camera.

Yn smiled and nodded at Sunghoon before turning to the camera, smiling herself. "But right now, let's enjoy Hui on the stage with his solo debut!" Yn ended as the camera stopped airing, and they waved goodbye.

"You can't even act like Ken without laughing. How do you think I feel pouting all the time?" She said, making him laugh.

"You gotta admit, I ate that arm thing up," he said.

She side-eyed him before shaking her head, "I fear you didn't. You left a lot of crumbs. The plate is still full! Did you even nibble at it?" She teased him, causing him to pout.

"You didn't have to go that far, YN! Come on, be nice to me. I bought you coffee yesterday!" He said.

"Yeah, you buying coffee is causing more rumors to stir up! Oh, I just remembered, tomorrow we're filming a video for the variety show," she said, remembering their task for tomorrow.

He hummed, "I wonder what they're going to do tomorrow," he said. "Do you want to go to your waiting room or mine?" He questioned.

"Mine!" She said, making him smile before opening her waiting room door.

🧸.

The next day, Yn arrived in one car while Sunghoon arrived in another. They talked to the camera in their separate cars as the staff drove them both to the location.

"I honestly don't know what they have planned, but I'm sure it's going to be fun. But I'm kinda nervous," Yn said to the camera.

"Why are you nervous?" her manager asked.

"Manager Kim just seriously asked why I was nervous... because I'm scared. You guys are spooky with ideas. What if you guys take me skydiving or something? I'll actually cry on camera," she pouted.

They drove into an empty parking lot. "See what I mean? This place is empty. Are we doing a haunted house or something?" Yn whined as her manager laughed before another black car pulled up beside them.

"Okay, Yn, I'm gonna need you to cover your eyes, and I'll lead you outside the car and into the place," her manager said.

Yn squinted her eyes suspiciously at the woman before closing them. Her manager walked her out of the car and into the place. As Yn felt a sudden cold breeze, she started shaking a bit.

"It's cold in here, what the..." she cut herself off from finishing, not wanting to curse on camera.

She heard Sunghoon laugh right next to her, startling her as she still had her eyes shut tightly. "It's not that cold, it feels nice in here," he hummed.

She shook her head. "Can we open our eyes? Wait, Sunghoon, are your eyes closed?" she questioned him.

"Yeah, don't worry."

"3, 2, 1, open your eyes now!" someone shouted as Yn and Sunghoon both opened their eyes slowly before gasping.

They were at an ice rink. "No way!" Sunghoon smiled genuinely.

"No wonder it's freezing in here," Yn said before her manager put a coat on her as she thanked her.

Sunghoon kept smiling at the rink, making Yn a little creeped out. "Icey boy, get on the rink and stop smiling so weird!" Yn said, making Sunghoon laugh.

"Let me get my skates on first!" he said, sitting on the bench as her manager gave him skates. Yn joined next to him, putting skates on.

She sighed, "I've only skated a few times!" she whined to the camera, making Sunghoon smile.

"I've skated for almost a decade of my life. I love ice skating," he said, getting up.

Yn tried to follow him but kept wobbling over. "This is so embarrassing," she said as the camera caught her struggling on the ice rink.

Sunghoon was already skating around, smiling and laughing. Looking at him made her feel bubbly inside.

"Show-off!" Yn shouted as he skated by her.

He smiled, "Come on, take my hand so you won't hurt yourself," he said as she grabbed his hand.

She stayed as close as possible next to him, leaning on him like he was a part of her. "How do you do this shit?" she whispered to him.

"Come on, just do this," he said, showing her. She tried to follow, but she fell on her butt, making him laugh.

They played a few games on the ice and just skated around for fun before wrapping up the video.

"And have a Bae-Baetastic day!" They ended the video, waving at the camera as it panned up to the ceiling before cutting off.

"At least I know how to ice skate a little!" she smiled, trying to skate but ended up falling on top of Sunghoon.

"You spoke too soon," he groaned.

She sat up and apologized to him as he got up and helped her. "Maybe I did speak too soon," she laughed.

He shook his head and patted her shoulder. "You'll never be as good as me, sweetie," he winked, making her roll her eyes.

"Never said I'll be as good as you," she said before holding his hand as he led her off the rink.

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피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULL

피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULL

피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULL

피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULL

피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULL

피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULL

피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULL

In many cases, they are raised tied to a short leash [22], and in this case, suppressed stress and the unique vigilance of the Jindo dog are combined to show ferocious behavior.[23]

In particular, it is crazy to leave a child alone with any dog, and if there is a child nearby, even if the owner is next to it, you must check the leash. # Even in foreign countries, even breeds such as Golden Retrievers that are con피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULLsidered not to be ferocious have many cases of biting children. Regardless of the breed and the inclination of each individual, dogs basically do not like babies constantly pushing their faces into them, grabbing them, riding them, and biting them. Of course, from the dog's point of view, it is etiquette education, and it is lightly hitting or biting, but this can also leave a big scar on the baby. In addition, even though dogs피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULL send warning signals (such as growling) that the baby is stressed by the constant approaching and touching them, the parents do not properly restrain the baby, but rather restrain the dog or treat the dog well. If you don't understand and deal with it complacently and continue this dangerous situation, the dog that has learned this vicious cycle may eventually attack the baby without even sending a warning 피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULLsignal.

According to trainer Kang Hyung-wook, Jindo dogs tend to follow one person in their family, and even if they like all family members, they tend to like just one person mor피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULLe. This means that the Jindo dog is strong in the logic of ranking, which means that it selects one person with a higher ranking than itself and recognizes the rest as familiar people. Generally, when they were young, they often recognize the person they followed the most as their owner, but for this reason, they sometimes recognize the person who loved them the most as their owner, not the person who raised 피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULLthem.

There is also an anecdote about the Jindo dog that President Park Chung-hee raised. In the past, President Park Chung-hee raised a Jindo dog Baekgu at the Blue House [24],피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULL but it was so ferocious that Chief Security Officer Cha Ji-cheol almost got bitten, and a female employee working in the annex office said she actually got bitten on the butt. As those in the know know, Cha Ji-cheol, h피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULLead of security, had a close relationship with President Park Chung-hee every day at the end of the regime, but this Jindo dog did not care about anyone other than the owner, President Park Chung-hee. So, the secretaries say that this fierce-tempered Jindo dog was unofficially called "Park Jin-do," referring to President Park Chung-hee. In the end,피의 게임 시즌2 다시 보기 1회~12회 (왓챠) FULL because of his fierce personality, he left the Blue House and went to the sister-in-law of President Park Chung-hee in Sindang-dong.[25]

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Jindo

The Korean Jindo is a breed of hunting dog that originated on Jindo Island in South Korea. Brought to the United States with South Korean expatriates, it is celebrated in its native land for its fierce loyalty and brave nature. The keen and alert appearance of the Jindo gives the impression of intelligence, strength, and agility. The Jindo Gae is the National Breed of Korea. Jindos are double-coated spitz-type dogs. In addition, the breed exhibits sexual dimorphism with females having more angular heads than males.

There is no written record of the origin of the Korean Jindo Dog. Authorities agree that the Jindos originated and existed on Jindo Island for a long time. There have been many theories regarding the origin of Jindo Dog. One of the theories describes Jindo as cross-breeds with Mongolian dogs when Mongol forces invaded Korea around the 13th century. The breed first appeared in the West in France and has since made its way over to the U.S. 

The Jindo are renowned for their outstanding hunting ability, due to their courage, cunning, and pack sensibility. Besides the usual prey of medium to large game, their hunting prowess is displayed in a legend of three Jindos that killed a Siberian tiger. They have mainly been used as deer and boar hunters. In traditional Korean hunting without guns, a pack of well trained Jindos was extremely valuable. A master with a loyal pack could hunt without much trouble at all, for when the pack brings down a deer, boar or other target, one of them returns to the master to lead him to the prey, while the others stand guard against scavengers. There have been anecdotal reports of Korean owners being awakened by their Jindo one morning to be led deep into the forest to a deer the dog had taken down alone. 

The Korean Jindo Dog is well known for its unwavering loyalty and gentle nature. In 1993, a 7-year-old female Jindo named Baekgu (translated as a White Dog), raised by Park Bok-dan, an 83-year-old woman on Jindo Island, was sold to a new owner in the city of Daejeon which is located about 300 km (180 mi) away from the island. The dog escaped her new home and returned to her original owner, Bak, after 7 months, haggard and exhausted. Baekgu remained with her original owner, who decided to keep the loyal dog, until the dog died of natural causes 7 years later. The story was a national sensation in Korea and was made into cartoons, a TV documentary, and a children's storybook. In 2004, Jindo County erected a statue of Baekgu in her hometown to honor the dog.