SO HANDSOME

 Meet Nala.  She is family with my (U.K.) brother M and sister in law W.

Here she is on holiday in Cornwall






What a handsome beast!  Maybe German Shepherd/Rottweiler mix; or maybe some Australian Huntsman.   Who Cares!

Nala was a COVID adoptee.  Sadly her owner (a single mother) was understandably unable to give N. the attention and training she needed.

Surrendered to a private Canine adoption agency she came into M and W's lives after a rigorous adoption  process.

M has been faithful and firm with his training of Nala -  it was hard and worthwhile sledding.  She co-operated!

Now N is  a well trained family member.  Kudos to my brother.





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