Dogs feel what people cannot. - Laura S.

I fell in love with Kaila 4years ago. I was away from home during my Bachelor and I missed our family dog and the kind of happiness that only them can give you. I read an announcement of some puppies abandoned searching for home. The next week I was on th train traveling to the other side of the country to go and pick up what now is my dearest friend: Kaila, a little wolf-like puppy all black with big pointy ears. But she was not feeling very well at that moment and had stopped eating to let herself die since she was too scared from life on streets and had many diseases. Now she is the strongest dog, still very shy with people at first but very friendly with all kind of animals, male and females, she is sterilized and always willing to play. If a dog does not want to play she feels it and stays away. We have had a lot of friends in our life, her first mate was a Rottweiler who taught her how to behave and to not bother the sleeping dog ahah. One of Kaila's best friend is Zorba, a very big adopted cat with whom she shared her childhood. At home here in Tilburg we have two gardens and also a lot of green areas nearby. Pets are allowed on the couch at my place and sometimes on the bed. :) I used to do petsitting very often when I was in Italy as a part-time job but most of the times just for pleasure and to help my friends. After a few years I think one learns how to communicate with pets, regardless of the language he/she speaks. I love to see them playing and Kaila and I would be really happy to have new tails hanging around in our house!!