#boder collie

Do you know the Malinois and Border Collie breeds, Ji-ho and Eun-ho? In-ho didn’t choose them by chance. Border Collies are known as herding dogs; they’re very intelligent, friendly, and full of energy. They’re easy to train and follow orders and routines without a hitch—they’ll always find something to herd, always! So… why not Gi-hun? He wouldn’t mind a cute dog staring at him, and Eun-ho could keep Gi-hun on track, guiding him around the farm like the little lamb he is.

As for Malinois, they’re widely used in the military. They are high-performance dogs, with lots of energy, very strong, a firm bite, and absurd reaction speed. Easy to train, but they have a lot of energy to burn. Which will leave Gi-hun exhausted from playing so much, with no energy left for anything else. When Gi-hun tries to run away, Ji-ho won’t even get tired bringing him back. Plus, they can defend him if In-ho happens to be away.

In-ho took Gi-hun to a place somewhere in the world. Gi-hun only knows that it is no longer in Korea. He is still pure from betrayal, but now that the games are over for a few months, In-ho wants to make them feel more at ease. It is a large house with a large plot of land, discreet workers, and In-ho himself does some chores.

At first, Gi-hun was scared when he was introduced to the dogs; he thought they were fierce and feared they might attack him. However, In-ho introduced both Ji-ho and Eun-ho, saying they were docile and well-trained, and that he had already introduced them to Gi-hun’s scent. They would accompany Gi-hun and keep him company

It took Gi-hun just two days to get used to them. They followed him everywhere, loved to play, and were very smart and well-trained. Eun-ho guided him around the grounds, and Ji-ho, despite his imposing build, always came back with something in his mouth and wanting affection. They were both adorable.