Lita, born in March, 2010, made the long journey from Greece to Canada in April, 2011.  Lita was found at a monestary in Greece which had a tall man wearing the black clothes of the priesthood.  So now, with the tall male who often wears dark clothing in her current home growing older and becoming hunched over with age, it's causing her to react negatively when he enters the room where his wife is. Lita has become protective of her because she sees this man as a threat and they're concerned that if he trips or falls, it's an accident waiting to happen. Lita would be a great dog for a single female or a non-threatening looking male with no other dogs or young children. She seems okay around the family cat, even sleeping near her. A person with previous dog experience and a fenced property in the country is best. And the icing on the cake would be if it was a sheep farm because she loves to herd. She enjoys going for long walks. Lita's mom is willing to work with her new home to orient them on her ideosyncracies so they get off to a good start. Lita currently lives in eastern Ontario so it would help if her new home did as well; or at least be within a couple of hour's drive. If you feel you have the right environment for Lita to thrive, please email  diannealdan@sympatico.ca  for more info and an adoption application. Thanks very much!  Dianne Aldan / Tails from Greece Rescue