Happy endings

If you were a fan of Alkis and Savvas, who were the two wonderful benevolent giants adopted in 2023 and are the perfect dogs, and generally if you dream of a big, benevolent and cooperative dog, Socrates is the most ideal we have right now. 

This dog has all these characteristics that we love in sheepdogs. He is incredibly anthropocentric and loving. He looks you in the eye, gives you his paw, and with it he gives you his soul. 

But that's not exactly what makes the perfect pet sheepdog. What makes these dogs perfect is their cool and calm character, and the well-known boredom that characterizes them and makes them perfect apartment dogs. 

Made to hang out all day, while their flock is just grazing, they enter a house, take a place on the floor, and just lie down. By hours. 

They are also made to walk slowly and bored next to the herd when it walks, they are usually perfect on the leash, because they have in them the instinct to walk with someone they consider their own, and to be next to him. 

Socrates has all these characteristics. He will enter a house, hang out, lie down, go for a walk at some point calmly and relaxed, definitely do his toilet outside, come home, eat, and hang out again. We guarantee it. 

They have passed through our hands and we have hosted many such dogs, and in Socrates we see what we know very well. If you want an example, check out Savvas in this video. This is how Socrates will be.

And the most characteristic of all, is the detail that makes the difference, that characterizes sheepdogs, and that Socrates of course has AND this trump card. This detail is this way of thinking: "and why should I stand when I can lie down?

Every time he is to sit down, you have this thought go through his mind, and from his mind this thought pours into his body, like a slow command and oops, he lies down in slow motion, and then either points to the belly or gives a leg if he has an appetite. 

It is a wonderful animal, and we sign it to you. We adore him, and we will find him a home because he deserves it. 

* Socrates is located in the public pound of Tripoli. For its adoption, the same procedure will be followed, as for all our animals. 

Sit well, there's a dog that's a combination of a Cporgi and brown Husky, and we've got it!
Of course, neither of these two breeds may be true, but it may be true, but it doesn't matter anyway.

Lakta is one, unique, in the world is no other.

Apart from being very impressive and very short, she is also very cheerful, very sociable, and very cute.
She does one and a half commandments if you show her well, but the main thing she does is to beautify the world and our daily lives.

It's like a breath of fresh air. Like she came straight out of a dog pageant and the only reason she didn't win first prize is because she didn't have a medium, but she didn't care at all.

She came to us from the municipal kennel of Tripoli, and it is good to adopt her immediately, firstly because she is perfect, secondly because we do not have time to deal with her all the time alone.

We were trying to photograph her for a long time, and it wasn't easy, because all she wanted was to be on two legs, hugging us and nothing else. 

When he gets out of the cage and has people around, all he wants is to be with people. And when she's in the cage, all she does is sit on the bars and wait for you to go and give her some attention and caresses. 

Mirella is a girl like the cold waters. Fresh, new, cool, cheerful, sweet. 

It has a soft and silky coat, two beautiful eyes and a huge heart. She hugs you and crosses both her legs, trying to grab you lest you leave her. 

She is sociable with other dogs, wonderful with people, and will love you as soon as she sees you. 

*Mirella is located in the public pound of Tripoli. For her adoption, the same procedure will be followed as with all our animals. 

She has something sad in her attitude, we don't know why. When you first see her waiting for you behind bars, she seems happy and enthusiastic.

You think he'll jump on you and start kissing you nonstop, but that's not the case. She misses a hug first and foremost, not so much the play and excitement.

This joy that she seems to have is offset by something sad, in her look, in her countenance and probably in her soul as well. Cindy puts his head on your neck and sits down petting her, and she's happy.

And after some time, she leaves and goes to her house and sits alone.

It's not necessarily a bad thing for a dog to do this. It means that he is mature enough to coexist with human presence without necessarily having to cling to a human being all the time.

But when she's sitting alone, she has a sadness in her gaze – or that's how it seems to us, because we hurt this dog so much, and because we know how much longing to belong. We are hurt by the loneliness he is experiencing, or what we think he is experiencing.

Cindy is very young, healthy and very sweet. It is a dog that will love you very much, and you will love it too.

If you like Pointers and at the same time you like puppies but don't have the patience to raise a puppy, there's Gogo who combines both. 

When you first look at her, she looks like she's a fat Pointer puppy. And because out of joy when she sees you, she jumps on both legs trying to reach you (she comes to you somewhere on the calf), this behavior reinforces the impression that she is indeed a Pointer puppy. 

However, no relationship, Gogo is a complete adult. It's like a pointer who shrank somehow. 

Her signature move is to sit and look at you, thinking that this will catch a huge range of all the things you expect from her. 

She assumes the position of the good dog all the time, and looks with seriousness and concentration, as if she is the best student and as if she wants to show you (lest you not realize that she is the best student) 

Gogo may be among five or ten dogs jumping and playing, but she's looking at you. Only. She is very sociable with other dogs, but when there is a human on the horizon, her only interest is this and nothing else. 

It is a human-centered, loving and intelligent dog, with whom you will love very much, and with whom you will also laugh. 

Babis had found himself on the street, abandoned, hungry, and alone, somewhere in the Greek countryside, where dogs like him are used and penned when they are no longer useful. 

From the first moment he came to the shelter he was perfect. Calm, kind, friendly and very cooperative. It is a good dog, who has lived in a house for a long time, and has learned everything about how to be a pet. 

He's ready for a new home now. You won't have to teach him much, because he already knows almost everything. He knows how to play with his toys, he knows how to spill on the couch and sleep for hours, he knows how to go for a walk and live with people. 

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