Rava

Rava came to us as a stray dog and hasn't been missed yet.

Upon first meeting, the female, who actually has the build of a male, marches in with a full brass band before agreeing to play the triangle. Once she's found her place in the orchestra, you can happily drink tea with her; she loves it most when you stroke her plump cheeks.

Rava is motivated by hunting; small animals/cats and small children should not be in her new home.

The Bollerkopp is definitely compatible with male dogs; with female dogs, it's a matter of mutual sympathy. But her partner must be robust, because even in play, Rava is more reminiscent of a male dog. Rava isn't a delicate little princess; she's more into the role of Ronja the Robber's Daughter.

When she sees water, no matter what form it takes, Ariel the Little Mermaid also appears.

Our little Miss Sunshine can stay alone and rides well in the car.

When we go for a walk, she's currently mutating into a little rocker girl when she meets other dogs.

Rava is a great dog who isn't suitable for first-time owners.

The legal regulations of the respective state's dog laws apply to Rava.