Zhao Jun remembered that when he first bought Cyan Dragon, the seller told him the dog was born on the third day of the twelfth lunar month.
Last year, the third day of the twelfth lunar month was January 2nd, 1987. That meant Cyan Dragon was now a full eight months old.
For a half-grown pup like this, the first step to becoming a hunting dog was to "open its mouth."
For a hunting dog, "opening its mouth" meant one thing: biting prey.
It didn't matter what it bit, from big game like wild boars, black bears, roe deer, and stags, to smaller prey like wildcats, badgers, and yellow foxes. As long as a dog bit its first prey, it had taken the first step toward becoming a true hunter.
Coincidentally, when Zhao Jun got Cyan Dragon in his past life, the dog was already almost three years old.
Back then, Cyan Dragon wouldn't go after wild boars or black bears; he was only interested in roe deer. The first time Zhao Jun took him into the mountains, he immediately took off after one.
