somebody removed my previous picture, no clue, why. I call this discrimination.

 The wolf dog decided I was part of the pack.

I haven´t seen many dogs in Turkey and those I saw were quite small but I remember packs of dogs in the streets of Romanian cities. Maybe it´s all those creepy stories about Vlad Dracula but seeing 7-8 huge dogs running through empty streets at night time gave me shivers

i worry more about street children than street dogs.

My reply to Tamidakika is that I recognise that this is a problem. Does Turkey recognise it as one ?  My solution would be to institute a program of neutering street animals, and educating people who allow animals to roam free. I also believe that visitors should raise the issue with politicians both local and national in Turkey.  Leaving kittens and young dogs to starve in the streets is not good business for any tourist area.