الحلقة 6

 ايدا التي تعلق كل آمالها في الحياة بتعليمها، تواجه سيركان بولات الذي يقطع منحتها الى خارج البلد و يتسبب ببقائها خريجة ثانوية فحسب. سيركان يعرض على ايدا ارجاع منحتها لها في حال تظاهرت بخطوبتها له لمدة شهرين. في البداية ترفض ايدا عرض هذا الرجل الذي تكرهه، و لكنها تضطر للقبول عندما تتغير ظروفها. بينما يتظاهر سيركان و ايدا بأنهما مخطوبان، يدخلان في علاقة شغوفة و صعبة تنسيهما كل ما يعرفان عن الصواب!

مسلسل السيد الخطأ

 اوزغور، شاب غني و لكنه يعيش حياة رثة. يعمل نادلاً و لا يؤمن بالحب... و أما جارته  ايزجي فهي متعبة من العلاقات الفاشلة و مصرّة على عيش علاقة ناجحة ثم الزواج. حين يرى اوزغور ان ايزجي غير ناجحة في موضوع العلاقات، يبدأ بارشادها و اعطائها الأساليب اللازمة حتى تحظى بالرجل المعجبة به. لكن ما الذي سيمرّ فيه الجاران اوزغور و ايزجي أثناء ذلك ؟

بطولة : جان يامان،أوزغه غورل

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The Afghan Hound is a tall and long-haired dog from Afghanistan. It is believed to be one of the oldest types of dogs still in existence, but wasn’t discovered by the western world until the 19th century. Some dogs were brought to Europe in the early 1900s, but none remained after the first World War. The breed today stems back to a group of dogs brought to Scot-land from Pakistan in 1920. The first dogs to reach the USA came over in 1926.Afghan Hounds are known for being highly individual, aloof, and dignified. That is, unless they’re playing. They love to have fun and often show a clownish side when it’s time to play. These dogs make wonderful family members, but they need a lot of exercise and they are very fast. They are also able to run for a long time, so you’re not likely to jog an Afghan tired.When it comes to grooming, the long coat needs regular brushing and care.Most Afghan Hounds weigh between 44 and 59 pounds and need a Large PlexiDor dog door.

 Groenendael

 

 

The Groenendael - or Belgian Sheepdog - is a working dog from Belgium. This breed is elegant, strong, intelligent, and easy to train.The breed stems back to the 1800s and were originally used as herders, watchdogs, and companions. Their smarts and versatil-ity soon made them popular outside the country of origin, and early on the Groenendaels served as police dogs in Paris and New York City, and they were famous for catching smugglers for Belgian customs.Many other breeds declined during the world wars, but the Groenendael’s usefulness allowed them to thrive. During WWI they carried messages, served as ambulance dogs, and even pulled machine guns. During WWII they guarded military instal-lations and watched for intruders.In today’s world, not many need a herding dog, but the Groenendael still excels. Many work in search and rescue, as guide dogs, and as therapy dogs. They also do very well in dog sports such as obedience, agility, and tracking.This is a high energy breed that likes to have a lot to do. They need exercise, but are able to relax in a home environment, and they’re known as devoted and gentle companions that do well with children.A Groenendal typically needs a large PlexiDor pet door.

 Belgian Sheepherding Dogs

 There are four types of Belgian Sheepherding dogs: the Groenendael, the Malinois, the Tervuren, and the Lakenois. They are similar in body and temperament, but differ in coat and region of origin.

The Malinois is alert and filled with energy. Many mistake this breed for a German Shepherd, especially since the Malinois is often used by police and military, but it is a completely different breed. A Malinois is intelligent, confident, and loves to work. Besides being great working dogs, they are popular in obedience trials, herding, sledding, and tracking

The Tervuren is an elegant and devoted dog that often excels in obedience and agility competitions. It is an outstanding herder that also does a great job as therapy dog or guide dog.

The Laekenois is clever, alert, and can be quite protective of both family and property. They were developed to guard and tend to flocks. As all working dogs they require ample exercise and are happiest with a job to do.   

 Schipperke

 The Schipperke is a small dog with foxlike features that originally worked as companion, watchdog, and vermin hunter. It often worked on boats - the word “schip” means boat - and the breed is nicknamed “Little Captain”. The Schipperke resembles a nordic breed, but it really stems from a black sheepdog called the Lauvenaar, which was bred down in size.This is an active little dog known for being enthusiastic and joyful. They’re small dogs built for hard work and love to be included in whatever the family does.

 Bloodhound

 The Bloodhound is an old breed, and depending on who you ask it might come from France, Belgium, England, or Scotland. We don’t know exactly how old the breed is, but it is mentioned in writings from the third century AD as a dog unrivaled for scenting power and determination. The ancestors to the Bloodhound are believed to stem from the Mediterranean countries, and came to western Europe from Constantinople. At the time there were two strains; black or white. The black dogs were known as the Chien de Saint-Hubert and were bred by monks at the Saint-Hubert Monestary in Belgium. The white dogs became known as Southern Hounds. The breed reached its modern form in England.Bloodhounds are tireless workers for law enforcement, and they are so good at tracking a scent their work has been accepted in courts of law. They can detect a scent trail left several days ago, and the average bloodhound has around four billion olfactory receptor cells. The average human has around five million. These dogs are affectionate but often shy and sensitive. They enjoy company, both from other dogs and humans, and they’re known for being easygoing. They require regular brushing, and all the wrinkles must be kept clean.A Bloodhound can weigh up to 110 pounds, and will require a large or extra large PlexiDor dog door depending on the individual.

 Bouvier des Flandres

The Bouvier des Flandres is an agile and even-tempered herding dog created by farmers and cattle merchants that needed help with their work.The breed originated in Flanders - a region that encompasses the northwestern part of Belgium and adjacent parts of the Nether-lands and France. Today Flanders refers to the Dutch speaking northern portion of Belgium, but as far as dog breeds go the Bouvier could just as well be considered a Dutch dog.Early individuals didn’t look much alike, and sizes and colors varied. They had enough in common to be called Bouviers, but it took a while before the breed reached a con-form look, and the different types got funny nicknames, like Vuilbaard which means “Dirty Beard.”Bouviers were very popular up until World War I, but the war devastated the areas where the dogs were bred and most of the dogs were abandoned as their families died or fled. Only a few families managed to stay and keep their dogs until the war was over.These dogs are known for being steady, resolute, and fearless. They make great family members and guardians that also excel at herding, obedience, agility, and tracking. While the dogs are fairly calm indoors, this is a large working breed and they need lots of exercise and something to do.