3401 x 5120 px | 28,8 x 43,3 cm | 11,3 x 17,1 inches | 300dpi
Aufnahmedatum:
17. September 2017
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Dog walkers walking dogs in New York City. Manhattan Paws main interest is to provide the very best care for NYC dogs. “People in the suburbs have pets, ” said William Berloni, a theatrical animal trainer who was honored this year with a special Tony. “People in the five boroughs have roommates.” Whether roommates have two legs or four, they can change your life in a hurry, not always for the better. It’s wise to choose carefully, grappling with the question of which breeds are best — and worst — for apartment living. Scratch that. Ask people about the best and the worst dogs, and you will be told repeatedly that there are no “worst” dogs. There are no bad apartment dogs, you will be informed, only bad owners. The very idea that certain breeds are ill suited to apartment life offends some and elicits an evasive “no comment” from others. The Doberman that surfaces in one man’s nightmares may be his neighbor’s cherished companion. David Kuperberg, the chief executive of Cooper Square Realty, which manages 450 apartment buildings in the city, said the company did not track dog-related complaints by breed.
