Bulgaria Ski discussion board

re: wild dogs+bansko

Thos dogs broke my heart (I have 2 rotties), some were so malnourished (even those with collars) that I spent a part of every day feeding them, and they were all very friendly............I wish I could have brought some home with me.

If anyone is interested there is a charity called the BSAPP that do a lot of work helping the dogs in Bulgaria, who would be gratefull for any help/donations.

Bikergirl

re: wild dogs+bansko

ye it wasn't one o the one round the gondola... they were sweet... one even walked down the ski road wi us as we skiied. it was this huge st bernard type thing near our hotel up in the woods. obviously didn't like look o my friend. give me greek cats any day.

re: wild dogs+bansko

Ref the tag in Ears, these dogs are wild and the tag denotes they have been neutered.

re: wild dogs+bansko

Dogs were ok but not at 3 a.m. two nights running, howling for hours on end.
Grrrrrrrrrrrr!

re: wild dogs+bansko

One night we were completely leathered and decided to walk back to our hotel (about 45 mins). A group of dogs (not sure how many - bit difficult to focus due to large quantity of alcohol consumption) showed great interest in my sheepskin boots and followed us for a time. Wouold have been scared if sober!

re: wild dogs+bansko

Yeah, there are some terrible dogs in Bansko. Some of the worst I have come across are from England.

Remember, a dog is for life not just a Friday Nite

re: wild dogs+bansko

well pardon me Pope Pious and slap my wrists! I'l stick to the milk and cookies in future

re: wild dogs+bansko

I really enjoyed to be accompagnied with a dog when I went all alone to the center in those dark 'short cut' streets..
There was even one who showed us (Daniel & me) the way home
what a cuttie..
(I never had a dog, only cats..)

re: wild dogs+bansko

i didnt mean wild as horrible i meant it as they have no owners.

they were lovely little things.

i just felt so sorry for them