Meeting a bad expert.

Meeting a bad expert.

To give an assessment of something, you need to be at least somewhat of an expert in a specific field, like in this field, cynology, or dog science.

Since I'm a fairly narrow expert (lol), I'm more familiar with spaniels and basset hounds, I had a hard time appreciating the beauty of the dog guarding the boathouse on the shore of a small city lake.

I certainly didn't expect it, but the dog ran out to greet me, clearly expecting me to be delighted by its appearance.

I honestly didn't understand whether it was smiling or baring its teeth at me, but to me, it looked like a black bottle brush after years of use.

For this dog, I was clearly a bad, incompetent expert who refused to award her a saddle for external beauty, as real experts do at dog shows, who are crazy about precise exterior parameters and, perhaps, can look into the inner sire of this dog, which I could not do at that moment... I did not understand him lol.

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When I visited dense forests, I did not see ideal conditions for bees there, but many beekeepers harvest beekeeping products in such places.

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