[Tsk, tsk, this is going to be good. That husky is afraid of heights. When it jumps, it'll get so nervous it'll blast its teammate off.]
Blast it off?
With what? Ammonia gas?
Tang Lin hurriedly looked toward the course. The husky was running at full speed, following right behind Er Gou.
But it was so nervous that halfway through its jump, it let out a loud fart, blasting the crab right off its tail.
The crab landed on the ground: ...I stink, I stink! I'll never get clean now, no matter how much I wash...
Tang Lin burst out laughing at the hilarious sight.
The spectators around him couldn't help laughing either, and the tense atmosphere of the competition instantly turned cheerful.
The husky had no idea it had already been eliminated. It kept racing around gleefully, glancing from side to side as though searching for its little buddy.
Little did it know that its fart had already blasted its buddy onto the ground.
Just then, another dog cleared the obstacle and sprinted toward the second one. The husky panicked at the sight and sped up, only to trip over itself and tumble onto its back, all four paws in the air.
It was so funny that Tang Lin laughed until tears nearly streamed down his face.
In the end, the husky's owner called it off the course. As for the crab on the ground... well, they'd bought it anyway. If it died, it died.
The other dogs all cleared the first obstacle. The golden retriever with a python around its neck overtook the others and moved into second place.
Soon, Er Gou reached the second obstacle. At the sight of the flames ahead, it leaped through without the slightest hesitation.
It was so fast that all anyone saw