She goes out for a walk, which she loves, and enjoys it gently, without pulling and without getting overexcited.
He always goes to the toilet on the walk, smells, explores a little, and then goes back and sits with us at the office for some time. He takes a few cuddles, makes one around the room, then gets into the creet, lies down and relaxes.
She calms down so much that she falls asleep and when we have to return her to the cage our hearts break. Vilma had once, years before, been adopted.
She came back because she didn't get along at all with the other dog in the family, and since then luck hasn't smiled on her once. It is an even-tempered dog, very relaxed and very sweet.
She is incredibly affectionate with people she knows and loves. With people she doesn't know, she takes some time to show her tenderness. She's not phobic or weird, she's social, it's just that she's been living in the shelter for several years and doesn't see many people.
If you take it home, it will be functional from the first moment. She'll be clean, she'll walk with you, she'll work together perfectly, and maybe she'll take a few days to show you how tender she is. He's a very, very good dog. She does not particularly like female dogs. She is not aggressive, she just prefers not to coexist with them.
It is the first dog on our site because it is now the oldest. She truly deserves a home, and we believe she will triumph once adopted. If you want a calm, companionable dog of mild tones, this is ideal.
