Translated from Estonian
Kiku is a curious dog girl, but she has a lot of life experience in her dog years. This has made her cautious of both people and her surroundings, but once she gains trust, Kiku will definitely become a very loyal friend. Kiku is a smart dog. So smart, in fact, that she thought it would be better to leave her previous home herself, because a household with nearly 30 dogs would not have been a good place for the baby puppies that Kiku started giving birth to. A few months after she ended up at the Läänemaa shelter, the first six puppies in the shelter's history saw the light of day, and they have all found good homes and loving families. Kiku has also adapted to being close to people. If you give her time and space, she is willing to accept everything good - hugs, pats, and treats. If you are considering the opportunity to offer Kiku a new home, keep in mind that the role of a house dog will take some getting used to for Kiku. But if you have an enclosed and large enough garden with a shelter, Kiku would really like it.