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Israeli couple moves to Europe for caravan life with dogs

22.02.2026 22:37 1 min 1 source РУС
ynetglobal ISL
Israeli couple moves to Europe for caravan life with dogs
Original source: ynetglobal

An Israeli couple, facing post-Oct. 7 anxiety and burnout, sold their belongings and moved to Europe for a caravan life. They purchased a caravan in Germany in October, have traveled 10,000 km across several countries, and combine their journey with training their border collies for agility competitions.

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Israeli couple moves to Europe for caravan life with dogs

22.02.2026 ynetglobal ISL Original source

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