Tina

Tina is a friendly dog ​​who is very open towards people. She approaches other dogs with a certain amount of tension, and she makes her rules clear and unambiguous from the start. Tina likes dogs that don't bother her, mostly leave her alone, and follow her rules. The dog knows basic commands such as sit, down, stay, and leave it. She also walks very well on a loose leash. When out for walks, she has no problems with moving stimuli such as bicycles, joggers, cars, etc., but has the potential to pull or lunge on the leash if handled incorrectly. She is generally good with children, but they should be steady on their feet and able to recognize and respect the dog's signals. We don't know if Tina is familiar with cats or small animals. Due to the breed's characteristics, we advise against leaving Tina unattended. At home, Tina is a very relaxed dog. She can stay alone well and spends most of her time sleeping. Although she is very friendly, she needs good and confident leadership that provides clear rules and structure. Tina has passed the temperament test and, according to police regulations, is classified as a dangerous dog in most German states and is therefore subject to corresponding restrictions and permit requirements.

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