Fu Zai, China's first Corgi police dog, has become an internet sensation after his punishment for 'peeing in his own basin and sleeping on the job' sparked outrage. Netizens argue that the punishment is too harsh and that Fu Zai is likely exhibiting signs of stress and anxiety.
China's first corgi police dog, Fu Zai, which translates to 'Lucky Boy,' captured the hearts of many with his exceptional talent at detecting explosives. However, his recent punishment for 'workplace misconduct' sparked outrage among viewers. According to domestic media, the four-month-old pup joined the Weifang Public Security Bureau in Shandong province in January 2024 and impressed everyone with his skills.
Fu Zai's punishment for 'peeing in his own basin and sleeping on the job' resulted in him losing his year-end rewards. Netizens were outraged, suggesting that he was under immense stress and anxiety. They pointed out that urinating on one's food bowl is a sign of anxiety and can signify high-stress levels or a lack of reliable routines. They argued that the punishment was too harsh for a young dog who was likely protesting the workplace conditions. Some even suggested that Fu Zai needed a raise and nap breaks.Amidst the backlash, police officers assured users that Fu Zai had already received treats, including a pet-friendly version of the Chinese delicacy Buddha Jumps Over the Wall. In a video shared on January 22, they highlighted Fu Zai's achievements, stating that he broke through genetic limitations and became the first Corgi police officer in China. Despite the controversy, Fu Zai continues to be a beloved figure, with many expressing sympathy and support for the young officer who seems to be struggling with the demands of his job
CHINA POLICE DOG CORGI FU ZAI WORKPLACE MISCONDUCT STRESS ANXIETY YEAR-END BONUS
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