BULGARIAN STRAYS DOGS HEINZ 57 and PEDIGREE BREEDS
THE STRAYS of BULGARIA

there are many strays on the streets of Bulgaria, these are just some of the dogs. Most of the dogs we have seen are on the large size, the Bulgarian people don't mind these dogs and allow them to roam as long as the dogs are behaving themselves. The dogs appear pretty calm, although I have heard rumour of a man being bitten by one dog in the pack of dogs that roam free in a small village. So far the dogs all seem to get on with each other. There is a very strange looking dog in Bulgaria, it looks like a cross between a Corgi, a Dachund and some dog with a very large head! There are loads of dogs with long bodies, short legs and an oversized head! Is this a special Bulgarian breed of wild dog?
the emaciated doberman looks like he's been in the wars yet was extremely friendly to us even taking a close up lick at the camera! we sat in a cafe in Kardjali town and watched a very unlikely couple of friends. The large doberman look alike seemed to have adopted the little fluffy puppy! At first we thought the doberman was it's mother, until of course we noticed it was a male dog! The doberman wasn't eating the fluffy puppy, he was grooming him!

The Dreadful news of the English lady mauled to death by a pack of wild dogs in Bulgaria
breaks all the headlines with a lot of people finding this site as a result.
Our thoughts go out to the family of this English lady.
Please also bear a thought for the stray wild dogs on the streets of Bulgaria, they are everywhere and reproducing
almost daily. The Bulgarian sheep dog who has taken me on, is a female with the boys already coming round to get
prime position on her! There are no vets in Bulgaria who can neuter her and the pill is seemingly unavailable for dogs!
Perhaps some mobile volunteer/charity vets could spend some time in Bulgaria to help with this alarming wild pack dogs problem?
The Bulgarians love their dogs, but what on earth do they do when their dogs mate?
A huge Bulgarian sheep dog has adopted me, she's only 7 months old and the boys are already coming round vying for best position on her!
Any ideas? FORUM Any volunteer vets?
Please help, people are getting hurt, the dogs are wild are packing and its freezing now with little or no food, they are starving hungry and by the sounds of it, human flesh is on the menu....
Please send help... someone!
Although I would have loved to have taken the couple of loving dogs home with me (the Doberman and fluffy puppy) I think I would vote this stray dog (left) the most handsome stray dog I have yet come across!
This young puppy (photos below) came for a little play around the house. At first he was very submissive to us and the other two dogs, but after a little while this puppy soon caught on and played beautifully! It was a shame to see the puppy go, alas we cannot cope with all the strays that stray across our path, more's the pity. He strayed off after a jolly good feed!

BULGARIAN SHEEP DOG
a Kangal of Turkish origin
The Strays and Street Dogs of Bulgaria Heinz 57 Breed!
Photos of an unlikely looking couple of dogs and some of the Heinz 57 breeds street strays in the Bulgarian villages, puppys and hungry dogs!
BELOW - TRIPOD the 3 legged mother dog and her many pups born in Bulgaria PICTURES of the HUGE BULGARIAN SHEEP DOG the mut who shepherds the kittens!
This tiny little puppy is about to be devoured by a huge doberman looking stray dog!

Although the cute fluffy mut was busy barking at passing people, the Doberman proved very used friendly, litte did I know when I created this page about the wild pack dogs of Bulgaria that such a problem could arise. The wild dogs I have so far encountered have been peaceful although I have heard stories of locals being attacked by the wild dogs of Bulgaria
BULGARIAN STRAYS DOGS HEINZ 57 and PEDIGREE BREEDS
the DOGS of the BALKANS
Bulgaria is full of strays. Stray dogs and stray puppys are easy to come across. The dogs however are not shooed away by the Bulgarian people, they are left to lead a free life as Bulgarian strays! You can see a few pack dogs and although they are known to bite, most of the strays I have come across so far, seem pretty tame and human friendly. Some of the street mutts look like full pedigree breed but most are short legged long bodied Heinz 57 varieties! Even with insect repellent and flea and tick treatments, these muts still are prone to maggot like creatures living on them, sheep ticks and other flea infestations.
DOES BULGARIA STRAYS DOGS of GOOD BREEDING mutt dogs and puppys? I think so!
other Bulgarian websites of interest to visit!
LUVITSA ~ BULGARIAN LIONESS
WHATS ON BULGARIA
CASTLES in BULGARIA
SPIRIT of BULGARIA
BULGARIAN FORUM

HOME PAGE
BULGARIAN DOGS strays puppys and hungry dogs hunting around the bins and living free in Bulgaria
there are also lots of dogs in Bulgaria that resemble Wolf Dogs, this beautiful wolf dog followed its loving owner and was quite wary of us, although it did wish to pose for a shot or two!
A THREE LEGGED MOTHER with her SIX NEWBORN PUPS!

She was extremely emaciated yet her pups were quite fat. One of the pups was for sure the runt of the litter, the rest were more like teddy bears, fat healthy and very playful!
This mother had her pups near the edge of a small Bulgarian village. Once the pups were old enough she took them all to the local supermarket where she hoped she may be given enough food to help feed her pups.
I took her some little cat biscuits food as the puppies were slowly being weaned off her milk. The mother was far too skinny and hungry to sustain so many pups for much longer.
The first time I visited mother and pups, there were 6 puppies, when I went to feed her again, it was down to four puppies, I was a little concerned, until I noticed Bulgarian mothers and their little children coming to see the new born playful pups and going off with their chosen new pet!
The puppy, photo above right, was by far the fattest of the pups born, he was the most playful rolling over for us to tickle his tummy and he looked more like a Bulgarian Bear than a little puppy dog!
Does Bulgaria have bears? Yes!
TRIPOD - THE 3 LEGGED MOTHER AND HER MANY PUPS BORN in BULGARIA
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