Flash of paws: Pinďa (10 months) was offered on the square as in the market. He got mad at the world. Does he know the real home?

2023-09-04 05:00:00

Pinda is a cross between a dachshund and a shepherd, from which it also inherited properties. Yippee stubborn, at first he was even biting. “It was more difficult with him, he was terribly angry with the whole world, Kousala didn’t mean it just for fun. We’re done with that advised,” described the representative of the association, Petra Holzmannová, who has Pinďa at her home in Výčape.

Pinďa with Petra Holzmannová, who has him in temporary custody | Jana Ulrichová

He loves to move

Today, Pindi is a friendly dog, but needs an experienced owner.“She will need a person who can handle this nature, he sets the rules and allows him plenty of movement. Although he has short legs, he is incredibly active, inquisitive, loves all movement,” Petra described.

Even though he has short legs, Pinďa is very active, he loves movement, he also enjoys toys | Jana Ulrichová

For active people

Pinďa it can already handle basic commands and it is possible to walk him without a leash because doesn’t tend to run away clings to his master. Suitable for every active family. “Can go even for older childrenwhich can already set the rules for him so that there is no such thing nibbling, which he loves to do,” Petra said, adding that she is a new family it must not be allowed to grow over the head and must prove keep his temper in check.

Interested parties do not flock

Pinďa loves company, both people and dogs and other animals. He doesn’t have a problem with anything or anyone, yet he doesn’t nobody wantsapparently also because of his nature.” It will happen behave like a dachshund, he will be stubborn. Those interested must take into account that must not slacken in his educationso that he doesn’t become a bad dog, because that’s what we got him from now,” Petra Holzmannová explained.

Pinďa is a cross between a dachshund and a shepherd Jana Ulrichová

He’s been waiting a long time

Because Pinďa is still a puppy, he doesn’t have one no health problems, he is as healthy as a turnip, already in adulthood only waiting for castration. He would deserve a new family because he has already spent enough time in the shelter. Interested parties who are sure that they can handle him and are willing to give him a new home can contact the association in writing by e-mail [email protected].