My wild, hungry friend:)

I walked once on a winter road, behind me ran a wild dog. We walked were so together for about 17 kilometers. I stopped at a small parking lot for the wild tourists (I'm not sure what you mean  by 'wild tourists'.  Campers might be a better word.) And warmed tea on the fire. The Ddog waiteding for food, but I had only a little sugar and tea leaves. I couldn't give it anything to eat. The Ddog was upset and wanted to eat me.
My conclusion: nNever get angry make wild animals angry, they take offense at to you :)

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My wild, hungry friend:)

I walked once on a winter road, behind me ran wild dog. > I had once walked along a winter road with a wild dog walking behind me.

We were so together about 17 kilometers. > We were walking together this way for about 17 kilometres.

I stopped at a small parking lot for the wild tourists. > Later, I stopped at a small parking lot that is meant for the tourists who go there to enjoy the wilderness.

And warmed tea on the fire. Dog waiting for food, but I had only a little sugar and tea leaves. > In the parking lot, I made some tea for myself after I had built a small bonfire for that purpose . The dog was waiting to be fed-- I thought-- but I had only tea leaves and some sugar.

I couldn't give it anything to eat. Dog was upset and wanted to eat me. > So, I was not able to give it anything to eat . The dog was upset with me and wanted to eat me.
My conclusion: never get angry wild animals, they take offense at you :) > My conclusion of this experience is " Never make a wild animal angry, for they take offense at you easily"