She appeared one day in Vytina, a mountainous villag in Greece, as all hounds "appear" out of nowhere. She spent three days of incredible anxiety, going around the whole village in panic, searching for what she had lost forever.
Then she started following people, falling on them for caresses, looking for a new person to trust and dedicate himself to. She had the incredible luck of two of the people she followed not to pass her by. They took her home and take care of her as much as they can.
Tina (from Vytina) of course didn't have a microchip. She was in heat, and luckily she managed to find safety before all the males of the area started making her life hell.
She is a functional dog, which learned in a very short time to cooperate with the people who host it, to go for walks, learned where to go to the toilet, where to eat, learned to have manners and what is allowed and what is not allowed during her cohabitation with a family.
She lives with another small female dog and they get along just fine with each other
She sleeps in the yard and in the basement of the house, and follows the lives of the people who host her. She is brilliant, and in her misfortune she is lucky.
She has now been spayed, vaccinated, healthy and ready for her forever home.
