At the border between the forest and the meadow, I met a beautiful Romanian Mioritic Shepherd Dog, who stopped me to continue my journey through the forest.
The Romanian Mioritic Shepherd Dog is a large breed of livestock guardian dog that originated in the Carpathian Mountains of Romania. The basic color is usually white, lightly cream or pale gray, sometimes with patches of these colors.
The dog sat in front of me, and although it seems quiet, when I was trying to get up and continue my path, the dog became aggressive.
This is a female. Sexual dimorphism is evident in this breed, with males being significantly larger than females.
It is a calm and well-mannered dog. This dog is very attached to family and goes all the way when protecting those it is attached to.
Its name comes from the Romanian word mioară, which means young sheep.
I talked to him nicely and tried to negotiate my passing, but even if at first it seemed possible, later the dog became more rude or even aggressive.
I had to bypass the meadow where the sheep were, which the dog was guarding. It followed me for almost half a mile, and sometimes I had to go back to protect myself.
Unfortunately, I can not translate the dialogue with the dog, but according to the tone of the voice you can realize that it was a warm and civilized.
I wish you a wonderful spring!
I go through the forests, mountains, hills, fields, and waters to understand the living world and to create a living mind.
I'm just a man who is on passing on this living earth.
A living earth that is closer to death, because of us, of the human being. I spend all my time in nature, enjoying its show. All this time I try to make a video encyclopedia with flora and fauna that I encounter on this living earth. Sometimes with human fauna ...
I meet wild mushrooms, medicinal mushrooms, edible mushrooms, dead mushrooms, toxic mushrooms, magic mushrooms. Every wild mushroom with its mystery and story. The living earth is still amazing. I meet plants, flowers, trees, shrubs, grass, leaves fallen on the living land, leaves fallen on the dead land, leaves that dance in our thoughts and soul. I meet insects, invertebrates of all kinds, butterflies, worms, larvae, birds, fish, mammals, reptiles, amphibians...
But I also encounter deforested forests, hunters, poachers, animals killed, tormented, in a suffering that words can not express. I also meet people who think it is good that they behave like this.
I stretch my hand and save an insect from the drowning. But this people trample under foot my hand. They make their choice. I make my choice.
Sometimes I manage to correctly identify the species of living beings: mushrooms, plants, animals, insects. Sometimes not. What I know is much less than what I do not know. I am just a man in front of a knowledge that surpasses me, overcomes us.
I do not know enough English yet to make my clips more attractive. But I'm learning...A wonderful life, for all of you!