Happy endings

Tiny, cute, with two goggled eyes staring with interest and curiosity, looking for where to find a next adventure, this is Lena. 

She is a very intelligent, very energetic, and very playful dog. 

Lena is not afraid of anything or anyone. She plays like crazy with all dogs, and especially with Martha, our shepherd, who throws her one and a half meters in height. 

If she lays off steam during the day, with a family that will deal with not only exercising her body, but also her mind, Lena will become an amazing pet. 

If you come to the shelter, among the various dogs that will or will not deal with you and will be on or around you, he will also be a cappy. 

You probably won't see him in the first place, and not because of his height. He'll just be about two feet away, staring at all the mayhem, standing on his two crooked proud legs, as if thinking "no, I'm too good for that."

Phaedon is a very small dog, who feels huge. He has personality and he has character. He is kind and cooperative, very kind to other dogs, even indifferent, and searches for his forever home. 

Jasmine is like a young daughter from an artistocratic clan whose family fell in poverty, and Jasmine grew up very poor.

However, despite the fact that she did not know wealth, luxuries and savoir vivre, something in her DNA, from generations and generations of nobles, has left her something aristocratic, which she cannot shed.

It shows in her body, it can be seen in her thin and long face, which does not look like the thick head of other hoops, it can be seen in the way she sits and looks, even in the way she cleans her nails.

When you come to see her, she will jump on you with joy and you will think that this dog has no manners at all. After a while she will calm down, it will be as if she suddenly remembered her manners and the kindness that her family would have taught her if she had not fallen.

And then you will see Jasmine for what she really is.

You will look at her, and instead of seeing her on the concrete, you will imagine her sitting on tufted expensive carpets, surrounded by furniture, paintings and decorations of immense value, velvet curtains hanging from the windows, and servants somewhere in the background.

This dog has something from a fairytale, we can not describe it differently. Her kindness is broken by a childishness that comes out to her when she gets excited, and that makes her even more interesting.

She is very affectionate, very hman centered, and very dignified, these adjectives characterize her.
 

These small, hairy dogs, when they end up in the wrong hands and reach our hands with jeans, dirty and hungry, bleed our hearts.

Underneath all the neglect, Kika had a huge heart, which hid inside her all the cuteness of the world.

Even when she was hairless and thin, she ran to greet us, stood up on two legs to reach us, and wagged her tail which was like a mouse's tail.

We imagined her running like this with her hair long, freshly combed and soft, and we were smiling on our own.

Kika went through various stages until it became what it is today. After he came to us with hairy places places. And we thought then that the dog was white, it got a haircut and was left like that without any wool for some time. And under the hair, we found that her skin wasn't white. 

When the first hairs started coming out, they weren't white either! It was all colors. But all. And white, and black, and brown and beige, and Kika began to become like an abstract painting. 

It is a very anthropocentric dog, whose checkmate movement is to jump on two legs and hug you. If you're sitting, he reaches out and kisses you, if you're standing, he gets you on the knee somewhere. 

So he has a coat-painting, he has personality, the only thing he doesn't have is a house. 

The daily routine on your walk with Luna will be as follows. You will walk with her, and her grey fur will go back and forth, as will her ass too, for she has no tail, and heads will turn to look at you all the time.

Cars may also brake in the middle of the road for drivers and passengers to stare at her.

You will be stopped by random people and asked to pet her - because does this dog have something that your hand automatically wants to go and grab the fur, and then they will ask you "sheepdog puppy huh?", and you will answer "no, an adult.

This IS THE ENTIRE DOG"!

Luna is like a dwarf sheepdog, with an incredible coat, a unique face, and as if that wasn't enough, nature still has inspiration finishing the masterpiece, which gave her a blue eye.

The dog is beautiful, and it is also a very good dog.

We brought her from the municipal shelter of Tripoli because we fell madly in love with her, and as much as we enjoy her, at the same time we promote her for adoption with a heavy heart (no lies, we gladly promote her. She deserves the best home, she does not belong in the shelter)

So listen. Imagine a furry, tufted dog, with two ears that are like short pigtails, that fluffy wool of his new fresh dog, and a tail also tufted, that could almost want to talk.

Imagine saying, "Oh, where are you? Now I'm going to catch you!" and this jerks gently but also sloppily, and makes "you won't catch me, oh I missed you" and you say "oh now I'll catch you, now you'll see" and it runs around you doing "you won't catch me" and then falls down on your back and shakes hands like swimming and looking at you and aaahhhh... you fall in love!

Coralia is that dog that you want to eat, and you want to play with it, and sleep with it, and then you want to eat it again.

It's fresh. Very fresh.

It has freshness in appearance, freshness in coat, freshness in soul.

We saw her in the municipal shelter of Tripoli and we said "oh where are you?" and that was it. He came with us to Athens and is looking for the everlasting