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Clarifying myths about indie adoptions

Adopting Indies "The new cool" - Adopting Indies is gaining popularity. Indies are genetically acclimatised to India's tropical, wet climate. Being native to India's clim...

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Introducing adorable Chintu ( ) from Bijapur, Karnataka.
Three years ago his hooman, Sachin Bagewadi, was looking for a pet dog. He was told not to adopt an Indie because apparently they were " not intelligent, not easy to train, not good guard dogs " 🙄🙄. Sachin saw so many street dogs struggling to survive on the streets and thought it made no sense to buy a foreign breed.
He decided to prove everyone wrong by adopting an Indie and training him. And so when he found a street pup in need of shelter he adopted him, named him Chintu.

And now here is Chintu-- lovable, intelligent, smart, a terrific guard, learning new commands and games every day 😊
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Chintu, like all Indies, wears many hats.......

Chintu's Hats

Hello, I am Chintu
I am pleased to meet all of you
I see you are admiring my fluffy tail
Now sit down and listen to my tale!

As you can see, I've got several hats
Don't look at me with surprise like that
It is a well known fact
I have many jobs, I wear different hats!

Right now I'm wearing my thinking cap
It does look a little drab
That's because of the cat, he slaps it a lot
He doesn't have much use for thought!

Guard hat, Exercise hat, Therapy hat
Cuddle hat, Games hat, Comedy hat
I've got many other hats
I'm a busy doggie, you can see that!

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