Dogs from the South

What´s so special at the dogs from the south? What do they have for advantages? The German animal shelter are full why it must be a dog from the south? Doesn't bring these animals diseases in?

This are hot discussion topics, which are again and again up-to-date!

Which concerns the advantages of dogs from the south, I can say from own experience (3 four-legged family members from Greece & a Spanish representative) -

They are survival artists! They are in enormous social, independent, faithful and from their whole nature grate! If you enjoys the confidence of them, you will see the pure joy of life!

Not all are the same naturally. In their life many of them had made - unfortunately bad - experience with humans. At first it can be a quantity of work, that you should always conscious! The most of the dogs aren´t room clean, because them spent their life on the streets. Also the few enjoyed a basic education. In the rarest cases Agressionen step on (by all means I haven´t see it), mostly it is shyness and fear to fight, which the animals itself carry in. The most of them don´t know lovely contact with humans and so they have to learn it first.

With much love, patience and a healthy portion of sensitivity for the animal you have the best chances the confidence of such an animal. If they won this confidence in "their humans", they are faithful for a life & gratefully result in!

"well, but the German animal shelter are overcrowded too!" That is unfortunately correct. But if you have a look in our animal shelter you will see, that the dogs are big and the most of them are "fight-races" dogs. Rather rarely you will see smaller dogs or maybe family dogs. This fact often speak for the rising popularity of the foreign dogs!

Finally the individual animal should be in the foreground! It never mind if it comes from the south or from Germany!

"well, but aren´t all of the foreign dogs ill and bring epidemics in the country?" If it is like that, this jug probably pulled by all our dogs! Our oldest, living in the closer family circle, Greek "Tsambika" is now already 9 years old and so far she only had good old "German" hurt, like probablyevery other dog.