Firstly here is a video of Sadha and I working on the scent discrimination

SADHA - SCENT PROGRESSION


You will see a new puppy and his story is as follows.


On Oct 22nd I found a sickly puppy hanging around in my farm. I asked my farm hand to put the puppy back on the main village road so that (a) I could get rid of him and (b) he could go back to his family.

On Oct 24th I found him again and I asked my farm hand (name arumugam) why he has not put the puppy out. He said that he did but the puppy keeps coming back and hides in our farm.

I tried coaxing him to leave and that was of no help. I tried to chase him away , but he just lay down and started to cry.

I am a big sucker and decided to let him stay with Arumugam as his dog. He is alone in my farm and looks after 8 acres.

Here is how he looked on the 24th .
EMAICIATED KRISHNA


Since I was going to let him hang around my dogs , I decided to deworm him and vaccinate him . To my amazement , after just 1 day of food and rest , the little bugger would follow us on our 6 Km morning walks in perfect lock step. This video was shot the very next day on the 25th.

KRISHNA TAGS ALONG FOR THE 6 Km WALK


Soon Krishna and Sadha became good pals. This was shot on Oct 29th . 5 days after we decided to keep him.

HAPPY KRISHNA

And this is him on the Day we left . Nov 4th 2013. KRishna stays now with my farm hand in my farm. I have given him ARV on the 3rd and I plan to neuter him at 9 months. Vet said that he must be 3 or 4 months old.

SMART LOOKING KRISHNA

OH!
Boy is he cute! He looks smart and willing to do whatever it takes to be part of your farm.
He may not grow quite as large as he might have if he'd had good nutrition from the beginning.


I wonder if someone dropped him off, having noticed what a good job you do with your own dogs.

He's adorable, I'm happy you decided to let him stay.

Oh word that dobe. So beautiful. My favorite breed.