Imagine the perfect dog. The dog that listens to commands, that participates perfectly in group training programs, that sits next to you as if it were a guide dog. With seriousness, with self-awareness, with empathy.
Now remove something. Or rather, no do not remove, add.
Add difference small defects. It doesn't get along perfectly with all dogs – it's not the dog you can take to a dog park to go with other animals. She'll go out for walks, hang out with you, and ignore other dogs.
She could live with a male dog, or perhaps with a very calm female, provided there are rules in the house and boundaries for both dogs.
He also does not adore children. Not that most dogs love them, they usually just tolerate them, but Tofi really doesn't like them. He will be able to live in a house with adults or with older children.
So is Tofee, a perfect dog with many flaws. Perfectly inmeperfect.
Tofi had been found a stray on the street where she had given birth. She came to the shelter with her babies, raised them with a lot of love, they were adopted and she was not. He has been housed, knows how to walk on a leash, knows how to behave like a pet dog, and can go back to a house and adapt immediately.
