Clepa

KOMT HIER EEN GELUKKIG VERHAAL ?

De vrijwilligers uit Rusland zijn erg dankbaar voor de adopties en zijn natuurlijk erg blij met alle updates uit Nederland waarin ‘hun’ dieren in de nieuwe thuis en omgeving te zien zijn.

Het zou geweldig zijn om de Russische vrijwilligers het resultaat van hun vele werk te laten zien.

Wij willen u vragen alstublieft foto’s of video’s te mailen naar mymartin@mymartin.eu om de vrijwilligers uit Rusland hun gelukkige rushonden te laten zien. Of u kunt een update plaatsen in onze besloten facebook-groep waar de Russische vrijwillig(st)ers ook lid van zijn en waar adoptanten hun foto’s en verhalen delen. https://www.facebook.com/groups/535851163138125/

Alvast enorm veel dank. Voor ons teamwerk is dit heel erg belangrijk.

Clepa flew to Moscow from Yakutsk. They took this crumb from the Animal Overexposure Station. Yakut volunteers saved from the hands of death. The previous owners brought her to sleep, and they themselves left Yakutsk. Now Clepa is in good reliable hands. And nothing bad threatens her. But she is on temporary overexposure and really wants to have a permanent home and loving owners.

Clepa is a lively, cheerful girl. Very affectionate, all the time wants to snuggle up to a person and hug him. There are two more dogs and cats on hold. Clepa made friends with everyone. She walks well with dogs, and plays with them at home. She offers toys for dogs and plays with them with pleasure. She also plays with cats, but chooses someone who treats her well. She fell in love with one black cat and loves to hug him.

A very intelligent dog – if you say to it: “I’m tired of your hugs”, it no longer bothers, does not take offense and goes to its place. But as soon as you call her, then she runs back …

Walks well on a leash. Knows the word “Walk”.
During the game, she brings a ball. She listens carefully and looks at the person, trying to understand what they want from her. Easy to learn commands for a treat. Good for children.

Eats dry food and natural. Loves dog treats. She knows the car. Maybe a second dog. Good for cats.
But there are problems with the toilet … She does everything on the street, she also can do it at home. There are two options for this:
1. The former owners did not teach her …
2. She lived in the private sector and was self-guided, that is, the owners did not let her out at a certain time. Based on the latter, maybe a private house is better for her…