There are many nice dogs, dear Alexander, and I love them all. Yes, our one is a Vizsla and somehow they are very fashionable in Europe. This is very sad because they get breeded without taking care of those dogs which cannot be sold. And Vizslas are very, very alive. They have an incredible energy. Many people just get them because of their look and because of fashion. But this breed needs a lot of walks. Some just cannot handle it and give them away or abandon it. Just like my one who got abandoned in the age of 6 months. We got him a a rescue puppy and are very happy with him. Now, with 9 years and lots of effort he is our perfect doggie. Have a good week!
I heard in Germany there is pretty strict law to have dogs and huge responsibility and liability to the dog’s owners. This is why I am surprised that many dogs are abandoned. Your dog is lucky to have so nice owner.
Alexander, no, not in Germany. The punition for abandoning dogs or mistreating them in Germany is very high. We get many of them from the Eastern Countries, Spain, Greece, Italy. There are German animal organisations who work in this countries for the rights of the animals and they get a lot of abandoned dogs to bring them in foster families there and in Germany until they find a forever home. My dog got abandoned in Hungary and I got Gaston from Vizsla in Not, a German rescue organisation who operates in Hungary. Of course, we have also some abandoned dogs in Germany but we have only no kill shelters and the dogs wait their for new owners. You do not see any dog left alone here in the streets and if yes, there is a broad spreaded help action on Facebook and via Radio and media to catch him and to find the owners.
There are many many activists here concerning the right of animals.
Greetings to you.
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Is it the most lovable kind of dogs in Germany? They are looking absolutely identical. lol…
There are many nice dogs, dear Alexander, and I love them all. Yes, our one is a Vizsla and somehow they are very fashionable in Europe. This is very sad because they get breeded without taking care of those dogs which cannot be sold. And Vizslas are very, very alive. They have an incredible energy. Many people just get them because of their look and because of fashion. But this breed needs a lot of walks. Some just cannot handle it and give them away or abandon it. Just like my one who got abandoned in the age of 6 months. We got him a a rescue puppy and are very happy with him. Now, with 9 years and lots of effort he is our perfect doggie. Have a good week!
I heard in Germany there is pretty strict law to have dogs and huge responsibility and liability to the dog’s owners. This is why I am surprised that many dogs are abandoned. Your dog is lucky to have so nice owner.
Alexander, no, not in Germany. The punition for abandoning dogs or mistreating them in Germany is very high. We get many of them from the Eastern Countries, Spain, Greece, Italy. There are German animal organisations who work in this countries for the rights of the animals and they get a lot of abandoned dogs to bring them in foster families there and in Germany until they find a forever home. My dog got abandoned in Hungary and I got Gaston from Vizsla in Not, a German rescue organisation who operates in Hungary. Of course, we have also some abandoned dogs in Germany but we have only no kill shelters and the dogs wait their for new owners. You do not see any dog left alone here in the streets and if yes, there is a broad spreaded help action on Facebook and via Radio and media to catch him and to find the owners.
There are many many activists here concerning the right of animals.
Greetings to you.