Molda lady dog appears in the Romanian folklore "in a
legend about Dragoş Voda the founder of the Moldavian Voivodeship.
"
The
Dolca lady dog appears in the Romanian folklore "in a popular ballad
called Dolca, this ballad was picked by V. Alecsandri."
In
the Romanian folklore there is mythical dog named: Puppy of the Earth.
This
dog appears in the Romanian folklore anecdote called "Incidents with
Păcală collected by C. Rădulescu-Codin and Şt. Del. Tuţescu, Dăfii, in the
volume Also Păcală."
The
Puppy of the Earth in Romanian mythology "brings bad luk to the one who
sees it random and is the one who, through the strong barking, with a loud
voice of european bison, prevents death. He controls the graves and bites the
nose or ears deaths if they have not been buried respecting the customs."
In
the Romanian folklore there are mythical dogs called: See-Well, Hear-Good,
Easy-like-Wind Heavy-like-Earth.
These
dogs appear in Romanian fairy tales. A fairy tale where appears is The
Wolf-with-iron-head this fairy tale is collected from the folklore of Transylvania
by writer Ioan Pop Reteganul (1853-1905).
"See-Well
is the dog of Holy Wednesday, Hear-Good is the dog of Holy Friday,
Easy-like-Wind Heavy-like-Earth is the dogs of Holy Sunday"