Happy endings

Fani is a bit shy when she is usually alone.

When she is with her siblings, she is playful and lively.

She is very sweet, with two beautiful watery eyes and a wet nose, and a muzzle that declares herself a puppy fresh, fresh, new, ready for life, ready to conquer the world, but above all to conquer hearts.

Even better than the Setter, it's the Setter puppy, and we rarely have one.

Most dogs like him are used for hunting, and are abandoned when they are older, or sick, or both. 

He was incredibly lucky, and his life almost started with us. He didn't get to live the lives of most Setters, and that's where he's lucky. 

It is a very sweet, beautiful baby in fact and very good. 

It has the color of candy and is sweet as candy. 

Her whole face and body are all the sweetest shades of brown-cinnamon there are.

Our little girl is a sweet and loving puppy, a little hesitant in the present when she is not in a place she knows. 

You will want to stir his hair, and thus leave him unhaired to gaze thinking, as if he were a poet of the previous century.

Then you will want to tell him something very profound, which he will not understand, but he will pretend to understand, and he will clench his eyes as if he is thinking, while at the same time he will dry his lips ostentatiously closed, or half-closed, as if he is about to say something very clever but when he went to say it he forgot.

Then you will teach him a command. He will obey her, and sit proudly, as if he had just received his third doctorate. You will reward him with a delicacy, which he will chew slowly and gently, as a lord (or quickly and greedily, as a puppy, we are not sure about this).

Morgan has a Morgan gaze. We described it to you above, you understand.

At the same time, it has as much tufted hair as it needs so that it can be waved nicely and correctly, and do not need hours of grooming. He's a puppy. He's nice and funny at the same time. He is silly but at the same time serious.

We have a soft spot for him. For many reasons, some you have already understood, some others we cannot analyze.

Lancelot is a good dog. Very.

He's innocent, and he trusts people no matter what they do to him – whether you're bathing him, taking him for a walk, or petting him, he thinks what's happening right now is what needs to be done, he knows you, he doesn't know you.

It is a Setter of moderate energy, which, if it has the right relief, will live with you at home just fine. He's sociable, polite enough, funny a bit, and good-natured too.

It gets along just fine with other dogs, and with all people. He may have had a hard time, like most hounds, but his past life has in no way affected him. He is cheerful and balanced.

We called him Lancelot because with his ears that are pitch black like he's wearing a wig, he looks like a knight's dog.

He has been a guest in a house for a few days, and has been quiet and cooperative. 

Timothea will enter your house, take a seat on the floor, and stay there, looking at you and wagging her tail. When she gets tired of wagging her tail and following you with her gaze, she will fall asleep. 

If while she is lying down you go to pass by her or over her, she will turn your belly to bend down to caress her, and after caressing her, you can continue on your way. 

If you call her she will wag her tail, almost stand up, and come down as if creeping, until she reaches you to caress her. After you stop stroking her, she will lie down again, next to you or a little further. 

It has a perfect balance between tenderness and untouchableness. It's neither the dog that doesn't care, nor the dog that constantly annoys you to get your attention. She is the dog who during the day will sometimes remind you how much she loves you, will wait for you to remind her too, and in the meantime she will be calm and relaxed.

She is a very cooperative and submissive dog with people, whom she adores - she even adores strangers on the walk, and this is something she should slowly moderate (she does not have to expect caresses from every unknown x she meets on her walk)

On the leash he tends to pull, but with proper handling and a special harness for starters, which is necessary, he will learn not to pull. 

Timothea is a dog that we would recommend even to new owners who have never had a dog before, as long as they follow some basic things that we will advise them. It is also ideal for someone who works 8 hours a day and wants a dog that can manage without problem being left alone at home for so many hours. 

It is located in hospitality, in a house with 3 dogs and 3 cats. He cohabits fine, cats are completely ignored, but if he is to live with another dog the owner must have a lot of experience, a lot of knowledge, be able to set limits

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