Girls' resistance to cute pets is basically zero, but sometimes parents are not allowed to keep pets at home, so many girls go to college and start keeping pets in the dormitory after getting rid of their parents' control.

Pets in our dormitory: rabbits.

When I was a freshman, I started school and went back to school. In the evening, I went to the food court next to the school to celebrate with my dormitory sisters. When I went back to my bedroom, I saw rabbits on the roadside and raised pink cages. I was caught at once. As soon as the two sisters discussed the AA system, they each took 5 yuan and bought a rabbit with white body and only two big ears black. According to the stall owner, it is a female rabbit. On the same day, we hugged each other for a while, and I rushed over to feed a vegetable leaf, which was very enjoyable. Finally, by voting, we unanimously named the rabbit' Nine Sisters' (there are eight sisters in our dormitory).

Everyone has a division of labor, and one person takes turns every day, leading the rabbit out for a walk and eating grass. Of course, they didn't encounter the problem of girls in Chengdu, because rabbits are small, so they didn't find it when they checked the dormitory. Until two months later, the little rabbit turned into a big rabbit. The bedroom was full of stench and urine, and the smell was very bad. Finally, after a dormitory meeting, I sent' Nine Sisters' to my second sister's suburban home. We also went to see it at the weekend. My second sister's parents took good care of her, but in my junior year, my ninth sister ran away and we cried.

Sister's pet across the street: little stupid dog.

When I was a sophomore, the elder sister in the opposite dormitory brought a puppy from home. It is said that the neighbor's dog just gave birth. We all ran to see it excitedly. A small yellow dog the size of a palm may have just opened his eyes. Seeing so many people, I am a little scared and my body has been shaking. I brought him boxed milk to drink, because it was too small for the dog to drink, just smelling the milk and barking. Later, the elder sister across the street went to the drugstore to buy needles to solve this problem. But the puppy is really too small. Less than a month, weaker and weaker. The elder sister across the street had to take it home to her neighbors to see if she could raise it well. Later, the puppy never came to the dormitory again, and I don't know what happened.

However, I have had the experience of keeping pets in the dormitory, but now I don't approve of this behavior. Dormitory really can't provide a good living environment for small animals, and it will also affect students' study because of taking care of them.