Even when he was chained to the edge of the pubic pound of Sparta, all alone and thin, he had something imperious. We looked at him from a hole in the grid, and for a moment, it was as if he was the only dog in the world.

Angel came very thin and very confused. When he first came to us he tried in the first days to get out of the cage in every way, he didn't feel confortable neither in nor out.

Then he moved on to another phase, where the door of the cage was opened and he did not go out for any reason. He was sitting inside, with the door open, and he was just hanging out. Without being afraid of something, without reacting badly, he simply did not come out. Then he changed again. He began to go out, take half a walk around and then sit or lie down in the middle of the courtyard and not move for no reason as if he were in a world of his own completely, or as if it was the first time in his life that he felt calm, that he knew what to expect.

He changed once again, and now this Angel we see today we believe is the real one. Maybe he found himself again, maybe he found himself for the first time, we don't know. It is a dog of mild tones, calm, cool, and very tender. He enjoys his walk, feels very comfortable in his cage, where sometimes he goes and sits alone just to hang out, and loves caresses, which he receives with a calm and a serenity in his body and gaze. We like this tall, noble dog.

He has something completely his own, and an evolution of his own as well. As if he is influenced by the conditions in which he finds himself so indirectly, that you are not sure if his behavior has changed because the condition changed, or because he really decided it himself, on his own, because that is how he wanted it. He seems to be one of those dogs that feel good. Good with themselves, good with the presence of other dogs and people, good with life.

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