Achi news desk-
Dakar (Web Desk) Before Eid-ul-Azha, where sacrificial animals draw everyone’s attention because of their beauty and health, there are also some countries that get attention for a surprising reason related to animals.
Citizens of the African country of Senegal take special care of their sins on Eid-ul-Adha as well as on normal days.
According to foreign media reports, in Senegal special breeds of dogs are valued, while the people who own them are considered noble, luxurious and great.
Because of the rounded horns of these stems, they are also known as star stems.
Sheikh Mustafa from Senegal is also a breeder and popular in this regard.
Mustafa, aged 24, said you need love and patience to take care of dogs, while Mustafa named his dog Sonko, surprisingly after the new president of the country, Usman Sonko Positioned after being selected.
The special feature of this breed called Sonko is that it belongs to the local ‘Ladum’ breed, which is of significant local importance, almost as important as a Ferrari car.
In Senegal it is not easy to buy this log, usually weighing up to 180 kg these logs are kept for display rather than sacrifice.
The animal is also commonly kept for beauty pageants, Ladum dunba is sold locally for millions of rupees, Al Jazeera reports that a dunba with 2 to 4 teeth fetches 8,800 dollars, or 2.4 million Pakistani rupees is sold surplus.
Locally, these pimples are massaged, prepared and given vitamins through syringes in the parlours.
Billa Gadiaga, owner of a local salon in Senegal, is also fascinated by the beauty of the same stem. Bula says his clients come from all over Africa.
Bala further said that the business of the dunbans is not only proving good but has also become a source of happiness here, we spend time with them whenever we are worried.
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