April fools...?

APRIL FOOLS...?

I wouldn’t have believed that he wss such a good dog. I would have believed even less that such a good dog would not find his real family for such a long time after his first unsuccesful try of finding the perfect home. Vigyori (Snicker) is a super dog who is living now with his foster family waiting for the forever family who is not coming for some mysterious reason. Althougj I haven’t got the slightest idea where to start his appraisement. If it was for me I would be totally satisfied with the fact that he is perfectly house-trained but he also knows totally well how to behave in a flat. He is ready to learn tricks quickly, he is anthropocentric, attentive and gets along well with cats.He is equally friendly with all kinds of people - I mean with women, men, kids or elderly people. Beside all of these good qualities, he is a perfect pig. He doesn’t hide his belch or fart under bushel, he makes it obvious that he is just a simple goodhearted villager with his rugged and crooked ears. He can tolerate all other dogs, even the male ones althoug his figure ( an amorph cylinder shaped body, shortish legs, rough-and-ready neck, strong head and tiny tail with a hairy pom-pom at its end) tells us about his terrier ancestors.

He likes water and he loves mud, enjoys excursions and any other outings with his family. Of course he wouldn’t be suitable to take to the Opera House partly because there is just no suit that would fit him and also because his belch would be embarassing while watching Madame Butterfly, but he would make a great family dog. Vigyori is about six or seven years old. He was taken from his first owner by another animal rescue team because of the bad conditions he had been kept in, and we got him from them a year ago. And nobody has had even the slightes interest in him ever since. What a world we live in?

Berhidai Lujza is the other April repeater. She is a 7-8 – year old pure-bred bull mustif who was an owner surrender. Because she is a large breed, at this age she is considered a senior dog, and it makes us feel sorry for her that she had to spend a valuable year with us instead of spending it making her forever family happy. Lujzi is reliable, very friendly with people, she is cool with kids, agile, she can walk on the leash, she loves travelling in the car and she knows well how to behave in it. (Well, she slubbers as all mastifs do, but if you want a dog like her you know that you must put up with that). She is terribly clingy, she just needs love and attention. She is house-trained, she usually sleeps when her family is out. The only problem with Lujzi is that however she used to live with a basset hound before, now she just doesn’t tolerate other dogs, so she needs to be an only dog in her forever family. Our association only allows dogs to be adopted if they live inside and do not want Lujzi to become a watchdog either – she is not very good at that stuff anyway. If you feel like making this giant’s last years wonderful, please get in touch with us.

Both of the dogs told about in this blog have their chips and vacinations and they are neutered and free of parasites. You can contact us at info@futrinkautca.hu and get more information. We are greatful for all shares.