I first met Chhoti at DK Animal Hospital, where I work as a veterinarian. She had come in for treatment. She was so sweet and affectionate that I quickly felt connected to her. I wanted her to stay with me, so I decided to give her a home.
Life with Chhoti feels like an adventure. Whenever we go out together, I forget about everything else. I feel calmer around her, and sometimes it feels like it is just the two of us and the rest of the world disappears.
Chhoti is incredibly expressive. She somehow communicates what she wants without saying a word, and she has a way of turning even an ordinary walk into something memorable.
“She gives me a sense of peace that’s hard to explain.”
What Chhoti changed
“She completely changed my mind.”
I once thought Indie dogs could be aggressive, dull or difficult to train. Chhoti completely changed my mind. They are intelligent, loyal, adaptable and incredibly resilient. Their natural street-smartness makes them wonderful companions.
A thought for someone considering adoption
Indie dogs are well suited to the Indian climate, but adoption is still a long-term commitment. Make sure your family is ready, take care of vaccinations and spaying or neutering, and most importantly, give them patience, safety, love and time to adjust.
“They don’t need a fancy lifestyle. They just need a good home.”— Ajay