Happy endings

Pablo is a dog who is both imperious, but he is also a babe. 

We don't know how else to describe his character, it's a combination of those two things.

Obviously it was once a pet, we don't know how it lived and where, but it wasn't born on the street. 

He is very sociable, anthropocentric, wants and seeks attention, and life in a shelter does not go to him, because he has learned to live differently. 

As well as being gorgeous and incredibly impressive, he is a good and friendly dog, once a pet, and has all the qualities to be made again. 

* Pablo is in the public pound of Tripoli. For his adoption, the same procedure will be followed as for all our dogs. 

These velvety, deep-eyed and gracefully waving pigtail ears are among our favorites.

And Kelly is such a girl. 

She has a grace and a gentleness in appearance and behavior, and an elegance in her character, which make her look like she has come out of a fairy tale. 

Kelly is one of the most velvety and dreamy hounds we've ever met. You'll want to make it yours as soon as you see it. You will dream that you run with her in the meadows, her ears waving in the air, and then that you come home and she lies next to you, her ears spilling on the floor, while she snores with happiness as you stroke her shiny coat. 

It is the dog that will follow you to the end of the world, as if you are the protagonist of some movie, one of those that shows that the world has been destroyed, and little life is left on the planet. 

Selva is this kind of dog who looks people in the eye, and it's like she's trying to read what they want her to do with them. Walking with it or simply coexisting, you feel that a partnership is born between you, an alliance incredibly strong and incredibly unique. 

She exists for you and you for her, you are her person, she is your partner, you are together, a dyad, either against the world or a member of it, but by no means separately. You're in whatever you have to deal with together. 

Selva has a severed tail, and severed ears. When you raise your voice for some unrelated reason, or when you raise your hand to grab something, she thinks you're doing it to scold her, she hunches over and becomes a trickle. However, it does not go away from you. Despite being scared. 

This dog, proud and imperious, has certainly been abused. It shows in her behavior and it makes us very sad. 

Despite everything he has been through, he has an innate trust in people. If you bend over, she puts her head on your neck, and leaves it there. Even when you walk, she often rests her head on your foot, and proceeds like this. 

It is a life born to be a companion of people. He will adore you and dedicate himself to you, and you will feel that next to you you do not just have a dog, but a companion and companion. Her presence is almost human. 

On her face she has something incredibly exotic, and that's why we called her Selva, which in Spanish means jungle.

We've said it before that dogs bloom from somewhere inside them.

They may remain the same in appearance as they were before, but the difference in look, smile, freshness of happiness is so huge that many times you do not recognize the dog you thought you knew.

One such example is Polly. We met her at the public pound of Tripoli as a serious, calm dog, who did not expect much or ask for much. Her gaze was deep and her face serious. Polly is now with us and Polly is now another dog.

She laughs and shines throughout, has the enthusiasm of a puppy and the freshness of a spoiled dog.

She looks like she is something between a Labrador and a hound, from one parent she got her ears, the red-blond color and the round head and from the other she got the profile of her face, the stinging skin that you pinch and has excess, the texture and length of her wool.

Once she sees you, she will act as if he knows you. It is 

Brie is a cloud fluffy and ethereal. It's soft, it's airy, it's fresh. 

It falls on you and hugs you and it's like a huge piece of cotton hugs you. 

She is an incredibly friendly, sociable and human-centered dog. She's a good, sweet dog, and if you put her in your house, you'll watch her sleep on her fluffy bed for hours, her sheep hair spilling left and right, and you won't get enough of her. 

If you get to know this dog, you will simply love it. No difficulty, no pressure, no effort. 

Your first wish will be to take her off the leash and just leave with you, and you will imagine that she is following you as if a cloud is following you. 

He did not deal well with the fact that he ended up in a shelter, among others a hundred and dogs three times his size, in the middle of winter, sitting in a cage and wondering what happened, where he is, and why this happened to him. 

Cody was very stressed at first, he was very tense, and he was basically unhappy. 

Over time he got used to it, calmed down, and has been trying to adapt ever since. 

He's a dog we don't know how he's grown. He was definitely at home, his coat is shiny and spotless, and he knows how to walk on the leash, although because he has missed human companionship so much, he stops every half meter, looks you in the eye, jumps and just wants you to caress him. 

Cody is sweet, loving and incredibly cuddly. We don't know what he has learned and what he hasn't learned in the house where he lived. It will be given to people who should be prepared to deal with any behavioural problems that may arise, and who will be willing to work them with training, patience and love.