Georgia                      Kutaisi's Dogs               10 August 2023


   One of the major downsides of Kutaisi is the presence of a huge
   number of dogs on the city streets.  This inconvenience is most
   keenly felt at night when the entire city is literally overwhelmed
   by the barking of dogs.  I love dogs, but I still try to avoid strays
   after my friend and I were attacked by dogs.  Mind you, that was
   in Russia.

   However, for some reason, in recent days the number of dogs on
   the streets of Kutaisi has noticeably diminished: either due
   to the constant heat or the local authorities have addressed
   the issue and started to round them up.  I lean towards the former.
   And, truth be told, this evening upon returning from a walk, I found
   a dog hiding from the heat in my entrance hall right by the front
   door.

   By the way, there is no light in the entrance hall, so an unpleasant
   situation occurred: someone stepped on a dog's tail and it barked
   loudly.  Fortunately, the sound insulation in the building is very
   good, so this didn't bother me much.  Though I had time to think that
   it might have joined the evening barking of the other dogs: that
   would have been most inconvenient.

   My favourite breeds of dogs are the Belgian Malinois and the Cavalier
   Charles King Spaniel.  I learned about the latter breed quite
   recently, but having delved into the subject a bit, I'm now sure that
   this is exactly what dogs should be like.  If I were ever to get
   a dog, it would definitely be a Cavalier Charles King Spaniel.





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