The owner of a dog-breeding shop complains to his employees about the smell of his customers' dogs. He says that his shop specializes in breeding pure-blood dogs, and that he has a dog named Doberman that is fast and strong, but that he is not smart enough to be a companion dog. The owner says that he never had a girlfriend despite all his admirers, and the dog is too weak a dog to call himself "a descendant of heaven" . He suggests that the owner choose other dogs, because he does not have enough money to buy Doberman.