The Field Dog talking about their master, and their care for each other. Overlaps with Tear Jerker toward the end.
"My master was worried I'll get cold, so she gave me this scarf. I've got to get home early. Do you have any forest specialties? I want to bring back some for my master. I don't have parents, but I have the best master in the world. She even knitted me a sweater! She's old and has no one to lean on, so I'll protect her forever."
Diary of a Dog 1. The Field Dog recounts being saved and taken in by grandpa and grandma as a pup, being nursed back to health, and being brought out to see the snow.
What a warm winter.
The Programmer's Dog's concern for his master:
"Thanks for serving me. My master is busy coding all the time, so I eat the same kibble every day. Lately he's been even busier and looks extremely worried. Seems to be because of some economic crisis. But every day I drag him out for a walk so he can be a bit healthier. It makes no difference to me whether he has a job or not, but whether or not he can stay healthy and be with me? That's what matters most."
The introduction of Abi, who turns out to be the Programmer's Dog's master. He expresses his gratitude to the staff for their part in helping him stay healthy.
Abi: Thank you for taking care of me! Dori: What do you mean, taking care? Abi: A while back, my dog would often bring your takeout home for me. Back then I was always working overtime. Dori: No matter how busy you get, you have to take care of yourself.
The Shiba Puppy's letter, which comes with a photo of dad and pup playing together.
Hi Chef! Let me tell you a secret -I think my dad's superman! He can lift me up super high. I feel like I could fly! And he can even make lots of snacks appear for me to eat. I love my dad!
The reunion of Gumi and his long lost master, Cici. When they see each other, they fall silent, stunned speechless... then call out to each other, tearing up, and embrace.
The reunion of the Pangolin Baby and Mama, and the picture of their embrace.
Chef! I finally found my mom! However, she seems to be injured. It looks really painful, so I helped to blow on her boo-boo. Mom says that it's not painful as long as we're together. I'll always stay together with Mom!
In the terrace movie "A Dinner on the Chinese New Year's Eve", White-Collar Fox has to work late on Chinese New Year's Eve, and calls his parents to let them know he won't be able to join them for dinner. As the night's celebrations go on outside, he is shown stuck working in the office, and later walking home alone, tummy rumbling. When he gets home, he finds that his parents are there waiting for him, having set off from their hometown in advance and prepared dinner for him.
Adult lives are often involuntary, but there's always someone watching over you silently.
