If you're sitting on the couch, Vilma will sit next to you or across from you and hang out. If you're ready for
ride, if you want to say up to the kiosk, if you want to go for a car ride, Vilma will be willing to follow you. If you get up to dance he will (be a little surprised and then he will) try to dance with you.
She is a kind-hearted, loving animal. It is the animal that makes you realize how and why the dog is considered our best friend. Vilma seeks human contact, and knows how to manage it flawlessly. Every person she knows treats him like his best friend. That's what he's looking for. Her best friend. The friend with whom he will share a home, a life, a daily life.
Her only dog friend was Peter, and Peter no longer exists. He died recently and Vilma was left alone. With other dogs does not coexist.
He may mostly ignore them and pay no attention to them, either on the walk or in the shelter, but if forced to mingle with them she immediately shows her dislike. Vilma loves people.
She is a dog that if it does not know you at all, it may not approach you initially, but as soon as it gets used to you even a little, it will adore you.
She will go out for a walk, and then she will sit quietly at home, either with you to hang out with you, or alone waiting for you to come home from work. It was once adopted. He did not get along at all with the rest of the animals in the family, returned, and has never left the shelter since.
He may not approach you at first when he sees you. Don't blame her, she now lives in the shelter for years, and doesn't see many people. But when she goes for training with the volunteers and some of our other dogs, Vilma is wonderful, she communicates with the volunteer who holds her, she cooperates and she is functional and sweet.
