Pepina (Josephine).

We received Pepina after the accident of the owner who unfortunately died in the hospital. Although she fought as a lioness so that she could return to Josephine when it became clear that this would not happen, we were asked not only by her family and close friend to receive Pepina into temporary care from which we were looking for the best home. Pepa (as we call it in a temporary home) is already after all veterinary checks and procedures. As Pepina was really overweight, when she came to us she had difficulty in moving or getting up. However, we have managed to gradually reduce the weight and the problems of lying and standing up have disappeared completely. But the important fact is that its weight needs to be kept within a reasonable range, because X-ray images showed that it has hip and knee findings. It should therefore be administered every day as a precaution to chondro products, although there are currently no problems or pain. A problem with thyroid function has been revealed in complete blood tests. So every morning he takes 1 powder on an empty stomach, which he devours really willingly and everything goes on without any fighting - uf: -) As far as the thyroid is concerned, the only problem is that she's got hair here and there and she's gonna grow a new one. Nothing that would bother her. Pepa is already fully vaccinated, neutered, and during the castration we had her excise the body (bulka), which we sent for histological examination. The result came out perfectly: benign mixed tumor mammary gland or benign formation. Pepa can pack her backpack and go home. Adoption is no longer prevented: -) As far as her character is concerned, she's one of our addicts. With the original owner she was used to being at home all the time and so the heat was hard to learn (and still she teaches!) that the majority population simply had to go to work: -D After the first escapades, she learned that we were really coming back, and we certainly don't want to leave her. However, we are still in the process of learning that the world is not afraid of going to work: -) She absolutely loves toys, whether rubber or plush. And unfortunately, he knows even better than our branches how many toys he actually has. So if he keeps one, the whole family is looking for, "D" till the toy is found, you can't sleep. Then it's a hell of an intense search: -D We must also say that Dobermans are incredibly intelligent or at least Pepperoni is. She asks for everything she needs: that her toy rolled and where exactly, that she finished the bowl of water, that it's dinner time, that she wants out. He's either humming us, sticking his nose in us, or he's buzzing. And when it takes us F