A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 410: Dogs are dogs, and rhubarb is rhubarb

This is not groundless. Not to mention having a big house where you can place all kinds of furniture or even make things, just considering the future, this cabin is obviously not suitable for long-term living.

Lyon actually has enough money to build a house. He had received the payment for the giant cauliflower a few days ago. One giant cauliflower was sold at a high price of 18000G. In addition to the high-quality carrots and parsnips he shipped, as well as the various miscellaneous income from daily wild-collected plants, Lyon now has 4WG in cash on hand.

This amount of money is not a small sum. It should be enough to replace the wooden house with a big house. However, in addition to the big house, Lyon also has other buildings that need to be added to the farm.

For example, a separate wooden house with no partitions and no furniture. In the empty house, Leon would only place small barrels, which is the brewing house that Stardew Valley players are most familiar with. This is a lot of money.

Continue to upgrade the chicken coop, and add a barn to start raising cattle, which is another expense.

Leon had thought of the plan last night. Although the breeding scale may not be as large as Marnie's ranch, he still has to have what he needs, even if it is just for the sacrifice bag.

And the most important thing is that he has to find something for Dahuang to do. Although it is a Husky, Leon believes that he should be able to train it into a shepherd dog.

Thinking of this, Leon took out Dahuang. This furry little guy with silver-gray and white hair had been lying in the backpack for a day, but after being taken out, it still looked like it was sleeping soundly.

This also proves that time in the system backpack is indeed still.

Lyon also didn't plan to keep this little guy in the system backpack forever, which seemed a bit inhumane.

Moreover, this little guy may be of great use to Leon in the future. After all, he is a cute creature. Even if he is a silly Husky, he will be quite silly and cute when he grows up. There should be no problem for him to help him act as a wingman to coax girls.

Carrying Dahuang to the wooden house, Leon found a piece of clothing and put it under the eaves, then put Dahuang on the clothing so that he could sleep more comfortably. He then went into the house, took some wood, and with the help of tools, began to build a doghouse for Dahuang.

The doghouse needs to be built bigger, after all, Huskies are medium-sized dogs, so it is located next to the kitchen.

Although it was Leon's first time building a doghouse, it was actually not difficult. He just had to scale it up according to the manufacturing method of a normal house.

After more than an hour of tinkering, Leon looked at the finished product in front of him and nodded.

In order to avoid the formation of a coffin box, Lyon specially made a sloping triangular roof. Although it does not look very beautiful, the house is very solid and has a large interior space.

At the same time, Lyon also laid a layer of hay on the floor of the doghouse, and then found some old clothes to spread on it. It was a bit simple, but it should be quite comfortable to sleep on.

Compared to the refined life of city dogs, from the moment he named him, Lyon's expectation for Dahuang was to be a pastoral dog, so the doghouse could provide Dahuang with shelter from the wind and rain and a place to live.

Although the accommodation is a bit poor, Lyon will never let Dahuang down when it comes to food.

He trimmed the burrs inside the doghouse and placed four wooden stakes buried deep in the ground near the doghouse to prevent possible heavy rain and strong winds in the future. Then Leon ran under the eaves, picked up the still sleeping Da Huang, and put him into the doghouse.

As soon as he was put in, Dahuang opened his eyes, stared at Leon with his beautiful blue pupils, tilted his head and looked at him for a moment, finally barked and crawled out of the doghouse, and began to circle around Leon.

"The little guy isn't shy at all. I don't know if it's his personality or the magic of the forest."

Looking at the little guy who showed plenty of energy just after getting up, Leon smiled and stretched out his left hand.

Dahuang actually stopped his short legs obediently, came to Leon's palm, rubbed and licked it, and seemed very attached.

"Are you hungry?"

The pink little tongue tickled his palm, and Leon didn't want to let Da Huang continue, so he picked him up and asked softly. Although it was a bit strange to talk to a dog, Leon still wanted to test whether he had the ability to communicate with small animals under the blessing of forest magic.

What surprised Lyon was that Dahuang seemed to understand what Lyon meant. He barked, stuck out his tongue, nodded his head, and his tail was wagging.

Leon put it down directly, and then called to Da Huang: “Then come with me and prepare food for you.”

After saying that, Leon ran towards the kitchen, and Dahuang followed closely behind Leon, occasionally speeding up to run in front of Leon, making a circle, and then running back behind Leon.

After entering the kitchen, Leon searched around and finally chose a large iron basin that he usually used to knead dough. After washing it, he put it on the ground. At the same time, he found the dog food he bought yesterday, opened it and stuffed it in.

This dog food is not cheap, so the ingredients are extremely particular. It is mainly made of beef and chicken, supplemented by grains, and it seems that vegetables and vitamins are also added.

Because he didn’t know how much Dahuang could eat, after receiving a handful of distinct dog food, Leon asked Dahuang, “Is it enough?”

Upon hearing this, Dahuang shook his head and then rummaged through the iron basin that had become his rice bowl.

Seeing this, Lyon poured a little more dog food. Dahuang was still digging in the iron basin until Lyon poured out enough dog food to fill two bowls. Then Dahuang stopped digging, wagged his tail, barked at Lyon, and buried his face in the basin, swallowing madly.

The amount of dog food was obviously one-third of Dahuang's body size, but Leon still watched Dahuang finish all the dog food in the bowl. What was even more terrifying was that after eating all the dog food, Dahuang's belly did not become round, and his body size was basically the same as before.

"It seems you are not an ordinary dog."

Seeing this scene, and remembering Da Huang's excellent ability to understand and express human language, Lyon breathed a sigh of relief.

A smart Husky is always better than a stupid one, so maybe there is no need to worry about this little guy starting to destroy the house when he grows up.

While Lyon was thinking, Dahuang was not idle. He drooped his front legs and scratched at Lyon's legs. When he saw Lyon's gaze, Dahuang used his head to push Lyon and drove Lyon to the sink. When Lyon reached the sink, Dahuang used his head to push the iron basin over, and then left the iron basin next to Lyon's legs, barking non-stop.

"Do you want to drink water?" Seeing this scene, Leon asked tentatively.

"Woof!" Dahuang nodded, then scratched the big iron basin, signaling Leon to hurry up.

"Well, you little guy has become a spirit, and you actually know how to command me."

Seeing this, Lyon couldn't help but sigh. Then he didn't take the iron basin to fill water for Dahuang. Instead, he found a soup bowl, filled it with water and placed it on the ground.

Dahuang looked at the bowl, then at the iron basin, shook his head and pushed the basin to the edge of the bowl, then pulled the iron basin, as if to signal Leon to put the water in the basin.

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Although he didn't know why the little guy cared so much about the container, since it had already expressed its opinion, Leon couldn't pretend not to see it. He poured the water into the basin, and then Dahuang began to lick the water with his tongue.

"Under the skin of a Husky, you might be hiding the soul of a Border Collie."

Looking at Dahuang, Lyon felt quite complicated at the moment. The stereotype of Huskies in his mind had been shattered by Dahuang.

(End of this chapter)