Secret life of the Romanian dog
Charities are sterilising Bucharest’s tens of thousands of stray dogs, but first they must catch the crafty hounds - in a fearless operation requiring a net, frankfurters and a blowpipe.
Report by Michael Bird December 2010 - From the Print Edition
In a red uniform, beard and pony-tail Ovidiu is running through the car park of a DIY superstore in west Bucharest with a giant net. His partner Kuki follows - holding a copper tube close to his chest.
The pair are hunting George - a three year-old male stray. But for over an hour, George has predicted their every tactic to seize him.
Circling the warehouse-like shop, the dog barks loudly – arousing other canines in the area to the presence of the hunters. At the back of the DIY store... To continue reading this article you have to be registered
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