我本来不喜欢狗,可我确实又曾经喜欢过狗。那是20多年以前援藏期间的事。高原佛地,可谓狗的天堂。藏胞们信佛,讲究众生平等,尤其对狗关爱有加。藏民对狗,不欺不虐,更不打杀吃肉。故尔,大街小巷,碉楼帐篷,寺庙内外,角落旮旯,但凡有人的地方,就有狗的身影,优哉悠哉,恣意徜徉,蔚为大观。那确是雪域高原的一道独特风景线。走在拉萨、日喀则的街头,你会发现,那些 I did not like dogs, but I did like them once again. That was what happened during the Tibet aid more than 20 years ago. Plateau Buddha, can be described as a dog’s paradise. Tibetans believe in Buddhism, pay attention to equality of beings, especially care for dogs. Tibetan people on the dog, not bullying non-abuse, but not killing meat. Unexpectedly, the streets, towers tents, inside and outside the temple, the corner 旮 旯, wherever there is a dog’s figure, carefree carefree, wanton 徜 徉, magnificent. That is indeed a unique landscape in the snowy plateau. Walking in the streets of Lhasa, Shigatse, you will find that those