Landysh (Eng. Lily of the valley) is an unusual name for a young and active dog. However, oddly enough, this name suits him and perfectly characterizes his wonderful inner world, good-natured character and graceful appearance. Landysh is still young, he is not more than two years old ( it is believed that he was born in autumn 2018). With his snow-white color, pink nose and large head, he looks a bit like a Labrador. He is quite large. He possesses excellent health, vaccinated, castrated.

We do not know anything about Landysh’s past. He was urgently taken from a shelter that was on the brink of disaster. Nevertheless, this did not stop him from becoming a favorite of volunteers and a star of photo shoots. He made friends very quickly and now looks forward to every weekend – a visitation time for volunteers, because he knows that he will definitely be taken for a walk and he will have a wonderful time playing games, running on the field and communicating with his friends. But when visiting hours are over, and friends are forced to leave him until the next weekend, Landish jumps behind the bars of the enclosure and desperately calls them back. Unfortunately, the life of a dog at the shelter is full of such dark moments. Therefore, Landish is waiting for miracle, he believes that someday he will find a home and will live with his beloved owners. He appreciates attention and affection very much, he is human-oriented and will be an excellent companion. At the walk he really likes to frolic, will not refuse to play toys and even more so to run. He gets along well with dogs without problems, but he does not really like cats.

Like most of the inhabitants of the shelter, Landish is not whimsical in food. He eats dry food, canned food, and porridge with meat, and he will never give up treats. No allergies have been identified.

Landish has an easy and open character. He is friendly and good-natured. Easily reached an understanding with strangers. He will also get along with children without problems, however, due to his activity and the fact that he does not always feel his size, it is better for him to communicate with older children. He walks well on a leash, however, when excited he may start to pull, but he sees and hears the guide. Knows basic commands. He takes trips in a car calmly enough.

Landish lives in an enclosure. He always tries to endure before walking. No obvious propensity for destructive actions was found. With sufficient duration and activity of walks, he will stay at home without problems.

Both a private house and an apartment will suit him. He can be adopted as a single dog or in a company with other dogs, but preferably without cats. Best for an active family without small children.