Age: born app. begin of December 2023
Gender: female
Neutered: no, too young
Height: when grow up medium size
Sociable with: male and female dogs, puppies, cats


Monday morning at Trusesti High School. Anca had her first lesson at 8.00 a.m. when a student burst into her classroom and said something upset about two puppies. Anca didn't understand at first, so she asked the student to calm down and tell her again what had happened. He told her that there were two puppies at the side entrance to the school building. And Anca had to come quickly because it was cold outside.

Anca went to the entrance and sure enough, there were 2 puppies huddled together. They were two girls. It was cold, so Anca took the 2 puppies into the school building. For now. During the next break, she would take them to her vet for their first check-up. Someone had deliberately left the two puppy girls at the side entrance so that the puppies could be found. It's possible that this someone knew about Anca but didn't have the courage to approach her.

The two puppy girls, Mayla and her sister Mayana, are developing well with Anca. The two little fur babies are lively and bright. They are curious about the outside world and want to learn and understand. They live together with other puppies their own age and have already made contact with other adult dogs. This is how they learn to socialise. Mayana and Mayla have already met cats and would love to have them as playmates.
 
Mayla and Mayana are friendly and open-minded puppies. They like to be close to us 2-legged friends and love to be stroked and spoilt. They have no problem being picked up and when you put them back on the floor, Mayla and Mayana want to be held again. Both puppy girls are playful and, as is typical of puppies, sometimes have nonsense on their minds. But you can't be angry with either of them for long, as they like to apologise with wet puppy kisses.

 We would like Mayla to find a home with people, preferably a family with older children, who would enjoy the adventure of puppy training. There is still a lot to be learnt and practised. House-training, walking on a lead, travelling in the car, commands, not digging up houseplants and much more are all things that are new to Mayla. But with patience, empathy and understanding, time and lots of love, Mayla can certainly learn and master a few things. Attending a dog school would be desirable.

Mayla will be completely vaccinated, dewormed and chipped by the time she embarks on her journey.