Oğlum

Oğlum came to us after the 2023 earthquake, from a shelter in Antakya.
He had already lived through more than most dogs should.

He’d been hit by a car and left untreated. Both hind legs were damaged, and no vet was willing to operate.

So we didn’t fix him — we supported him. Slowly, over time, he got back on his feet, literally.

Today, he walks, runs, swims — and lives a completely normal life.
Still, his joints need long-term support.

He’s an older dog now. Calm, stable, and very easy to live with.

With people, he’s incredibly gentle.
With dogs, cats, and children — no issues at all.

He doesn’t look for conflict, doesn’t create tension, and generally just minds his own business.

Walking him on a leash can get frustrating at times; he does pull. Nothing extreme — just needs patience and consistency.

Energy-wise, he’s low to moderate.
He enjoys walks, but doesn’t demand constant activity or mental stimulation.

He can stay home alone without problems.
He adapts easily.

He’s also protective of his space — not aggressively,
but in a quiet, grounded way. He is definitely one of the easiest residents here in the Farmhouse.

A house with a garden would suit him best,
but he can adapt to indoor living as well.

He’s been through a lot — shelter life, illness, injury —
and somehow came out of it still trusting people.

There’s a lot of dog in him.
And a lot of heart.

✿ He is NOT neutered but fully vaccinated.