Maia Sandu’s dog that bit Austrian President turned out to have three legs

“I took revenge for not being admitted to the Schengen zone”

Moldovan social networks are hotly discussing the behavior of Moldovan President Maia Sandu’s dog Codrutz, who the day before bit the hand of a distinguished guest, Austrian President Alexander van der Bellen. Sandu herself has already apologized to the head of Austria, explaining that the dog was simply nervous because of the large number of people.

Not long ago, Maya told the story of the dog on social networks. A large male yard dog was picked up after he was hit by a car. The veterinarians came out to see the dog, but the front paw could not be saved. The dog “after months of treatment is now happily running around on three legs.”

There is some sarcasm on social networks: Codruc simply felt that nothing good could come from van der Bellen. Indeed, during the meeting, the President of Austria said that, although he supports Moldova’s aspirations to join the EU, there is a time for everything.

He said: Moldova’s closest neighbor and patron, Romania, will not be able to join the Schengen zone in the near future, just like Bulgaria.

By the way, the pro-presidential media posted photos in which the same Codruc, very affectionately, standing on two paws, sniffs the President of Slovenia, Natasha Pirc-Musar. And she scratches his neck, smiling widely. It is unclear whether the photo was taken before the dog bit the Austrian president’s hand or after. But the fact is that the dog is more loyal to women. Although he allows pranks towards them. Sandu’s opponents dubbed Codruts a “pro-Kremlin dog” after he almost pushed Maia Sandu into a lake while out for a walk. A photograph of a dog pushing the President of Moldova to the water’s edge from behind also spread across social networks.