Happy endings

She's short, she's stocky, she's perfectly lines as if she's designed by someone so that nothing out of place is on her, her ears are right rabbit ears that go up and down and sideways depending on her mood, and she's a wonderful character. She's personal, she's confident, she's stylish, she's brilliant, and she learns incredibly fast. Phoebe is the ultimate puppy. If you get to know her you will understand what we mean. She is very sociable and sweet, communicative, cooperative and as playful as she should be for her age

Like the vast majority of dogs like her, Olga is always with a smile on her face. 

Always good, always ready to do stuff, always happy, always cheerful. 

He goes crazy for a walk, goes forward and tries to do what he does best, looking for smells and discovering the world. She will need some training to walk more properly next to you in the city, and not to take the whole walk as if she is alone hunting in the mountains, but she can learn this as well as everything. 

She is very loving and sweet, very kind and kind to other dogs, and she is fresh and gentle and kind. 

She is a dog like the cold waters, and she is looking for her forever home. 

Bella Baxter was born the day before yesterday, and began to discover the world from scratch, with interest, with genuine wonder and with the innocence of the dog who is new to the world, fresh and young.

With her incredibly long black hair (uh... sorry, her ears) goes out for a walk and explores, sometimes smelling the ground, sometimes looking for smells with her head held high. 

Also as new, fresh and nice, and AND velvety. You caress and it's like touching a very rare, expensive velvet, which you are almost afraid of spoiling it and getting dirty with your hands. 

They are quite rare hounds like the one in Greece, and we are not used to seeing them often. Despite her beauty and incredible character, her luck was the same as most hounds in our country.

She came to us from northern Greece, and despite her suffering, she came and it was as if fresh air entered the shelter. 

She is a very good creature, very kind, friendly and innocent, she is not phobic but she has

It took us a long time to write Roxy's ad, and again it will be letria, because no matter what we say, it will not be enough, nor representative. He's a wonderful doggie, and kind, and intelligent, and kind and mannered. 

She was born in the countryside and was thrown away as undesirable - if possible, like so many puppies. She came to us with her sister when she was a one-and-a-half-month-old round, fluffy baby, and she was the most beautiful fluffball in the world. 

At first she seemed to be more afraid than her sister, and it took us a long time to realize that what we were seeing was not only the classic fear of the little puppy who just doesn't know things, but also a wisdom. A weighing of the things and situations of the dog that thinks before acting. 

He was always a careful baby, and still is. She didn't go crazy, she didn't put herself at risk of puppyish naivety, but she was careful what she did and how she did it, and if she didn't know how to deal with something, she simply withdrew. 

When the little ones started learning commands, Roxy was the first to learn sit, and after learning it, she did it at every opportunity. He didn't sit for a second, he sat and waited, as if he understood that this was the good boy's attitude. The exact same thing happened when the girls learned down. Or Roxy and she found out first, and she knew for herself to keep the command, and not to get up right away. This is a kind of intelligence she was born with, and it has to do with her character, even though she is a baby. 

After she goes for a walk, and plays, and does her training routine, Roxy will go out on her own, and that's something few puppies know how to do. Even as a baby, when she was tired, she never reached tension, but chose herself to get into her crate, munch on a toy, retire and rest her body and mind. 

In general, she is an incredibly intelligent creature, very sweet and easy-going, and if her new family works, she will be able to do so.

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When we first saw her, we opened our mouths wide and looked in ecstasy at the incredible patterns on her fur. It was unlike anything most people had ever seen before, at least not up close. 

Some of us were surprised because she seemed too special to have come out like this, and by asking and showing her photo to friends and acquaintances, one of them finally recognized the breed. 

Catachula leopard is very, very rare here. It is an American breed, originally bred as a hunting dog and secondarily as a herding dog, and now, like most breeds, it is also bred as a pet. 

How such a rare dog was found to carry a stray in a village in the Greek countryside we have no idea. Polka was found without a chip as well, meaning either that she was imported into the country completely illegally, or that she was born here. 

In any case, he is now with us. He is a sweet, kind and sociable dog. Because of her age and becasue of her breed, she needs proper and enough exercise and she can be a perfect companion.