Listen. This is Lazarus and his ears do not fit whole in the photo. In addition to his ears that you look at and look at them again until you make sure that these are really his ears, he also has those eyes that you see. And basically not the eyes, the look.
This moist, sweet look, and the a little hesitant, the little shy. And Lazarus is hesitant and shy. He has probably spent the first years of his life roaming the mountains and hunting. And probably at some point they got tired of him, abandoned him and he fell ill, or first he fell ill and then they abandoned him, it does not matter.
What matters is that we now have him, and his life from now on will be different. This dog has a discretion, and a nobility at the same time, which is a combination that amazes you.
He is hesitant with people he does not know, but despite his hesitation he is very cooperative, and he is also tender, in a gentle and discreet way, as if he does not yet know whether he is allowed to enjoy love and care or not.
