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Menu HOME PAGEACCEPTEDCURRENTLYOUR HELPADOPTIONRECEPTIONCONTACT Tedi Tedi Male, born and raised with his mother and siblings in an area associated with the PGE complex—specifically, the Bełchatów Lignite Mine / Bełchatów Power Plant. This is an industrial zone owned by PGE GiEK (Mining and Conventional Energy). From the very beginning, he was taught by his mother to avoid direct contact with humans and to defend himself against “intruders,” whom both his mother and her offspring perceived as threats. He came to us as a few-month-old puppy already displaying a well-defined personality. Unfortunately, the genes passed down from his wild mother have a significant impact on his behavior. These behaviors often stem from socialization deficits, environmental stress, and living in conditions of limited human contact. Animal shelters are highly stressful environments. Dogs living in shelters frequently have high levels of cortisol—the stress hormone—which, over time, can lead to chronic stress. Such a condition is exhausting for an animal that cannot cope with it, both behaviorally and physically. It also often results in behavioral problems, since dogs lack the ability to recover their bodies. Working with a dog in such an environment is extremely difficult, and in some cases, virtually impossible. Dogs struggling with fear in shelters, which can also lead to aggression, primarily need quiet and calm surroundings to achieve emotional balance. Only then is any kind of work with them possible, allowing for improvements in their behavior toward humans. That’s why we’re constantly looking for foundations, associations, or individuals with extensive experience working with fearful or aggressive dogs. Tedi has a chance of finding a new home only in such an environment. Gender: maleYear of birth: 2018. Chip number: 013937Distinctive markings: BRAKNeutered: YESVaccinated: YESDewormed: YESLeash-trained: NOAttitude toward cats: UNKNOWNAttitude toward dogs: POSITIVEAttitude toward people: WITHDRAWN/ OCCASIONALLY AGGRESSIVEHe has a health record book.He’s been at the shelter since August 10, 2018.Brought from: Kleszczów communeGender: MaleSize: MediumCoat: Short << back Tedi Male, born and raised with his mother and siblings in an area associated with the PGE complex—specifically, the Bełchatów Lignite Mine / Bełchatów Power Plant. This is an industrial zone owned by PGE GiEK (Mining and Conventional Energy). From the very beginning, he was taught by his mother to avoid direct contact with humans and to defend himself against “intruders,” whom both his mother and her offspring perceived as threats. He came to us as a few-month-old puppy already displaying a well-defined personality. Unfortunately, the genes passed down from his wild mother have a significant impact on his behavior. These behaviors often stem from socialization deficits, environmental stress, and living in conditions of limited human contact. Animal shelters are highly stressful environments. Dogs living in shelters frequently have high levels of cortisol—the stress hormone—which, over time, can lead to chronic stress. Such a condition is exhausting for an animal that cannot cope with it, both behaviorally and physically. It also often results in behavioral problems, since dogs lack the ability to recover their bodies. Working with a dog in such an environment is extremely difficult, and in some cases, virtually impossible. Dogs struggling with fear in shelters, which can also lead to aggression, primarily need quiet and calm surroundings to achieve emotional balance. Only then is any kind of work with them possible, allowing for improvements in their behavior toward humans. That’s why we’re constantly looking for foundations, associations, or individuals with extensive experience working with fearful or aggressive dogs. Tedi has a chance of finding a new home only in such an environment. Gender: maleYear of birth: 2018. Chip number: 013937Distinctive markings: BRAKNeutered: YESVaccinated: YESDewormed: YESLeash-trained: NOAttitude toward cats: UNKNOWNAttitude toward dogs: POSITIVEAttitude toward people: WITHDRAWN/ OCCASIONALLY AGGRESSIVEHe has a health record book.He’s been at the shelter since August 10, 2018.Brought from: Kleszczów communeGender: MaleSize: MediumCoat: Short << back

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