狐狸精别诱惑我de男人小白脸别勾引我de女人
[hú lí jīng bié yòu huò wŏ de nán rén xiăo bái liăn bié gōu yĭn wŏ de nǚ rén]
In Chinese culture, a '狐狸精' (fox spirit) historically refers to an alluring female demon. However, it's commonly used today to describe a beautiful and seductive woman, whereas '小白脸' often implies a handsome, but potentially untrustworthy young man. The owner might be using humorously defensive language about protecting their significant other.