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My basic info
Breed
Jindo/Mixed Breed (Large)
Color
Brown/Chocolate - with White
Age
2 years old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
35 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Personality: Easy-going, gentle.
Interacting with women: doing well
Interacting with men: doing well
Interacting with children: doing well
Interacting with other dogs: Good (when meeting a dog on a walk or at the playground, they want to go up and say hello and pretend to know each other. If they are happy or excited while playing, they nip slightly, but they quickly stop if the guardian stops them. Small dogs They get along better with friends of the same energy level as medium or large dogs.
Interacting with cats: When they see a cat, they try to chase it. Not suitable for a house with cats.
Toilet training completed: Outdoor defecation (you can mark the indoor space you go to for the first time. After that, once you recognize that it is your own space, you will not defecate in that space)
Crate Training Completed: In Practice
Energy level: Average (I mostly rest at home when I'm not walking. I occasionally play tug or play with my dog, but not for long periods of time)
Can be touched and handled: Quiet when bathing or receiving treatment at the hospital. No resistance to touching any part of the body.
Tendency to bark: He rarely barks, but when he is inside the house, he barks at the sound of an outsider ringing the bell, but it is short-lived.
Walking with a necklace: Well done.
People who ride well in cars: tend to get motion sickness
Destructive behavior: A person may bite objects in a very anxious situation.
Separation anxiety: The dog has not lived with people for a long time, and although it has been with other dogs or without people, it has never been completely alone, so you must be able to help it adapt slowly without leaving the house for a long time.
Need a house with a yard: It's good to have one, but it's okay if you don't have one as long as you just go for a walk.
Needs a home with other dogs: Rather than a home with small dogs or cats, it is better suited to homes where the dog is adopted as an only child or has medium to large dogs with similar energy levels.
Living in an apartment: possible. I'm still living in an apartment.
*** Cheese's Story ***
Cheese was a so-called field guard dog that was tied up in a field. This is a child who curled up and slept on the dirt floor in the middle of winter without a proper home. Instead of the owner who came about once a week and gave him Jjambap, the rescuers prepared him a house to avoid the cold, provided him with food, and while he was taking care of him, he saw the owner tying the child up with a too-short rope and discovered that the rope had caused a serious injury to his neck. It was rescued.
Fortunately, the wound on my neck was sutured and healed well, so all I have to do now is for the hair to grow nicely around the wound.
Personality: Easy-going, gentle.
Interacting with women: doing well
Interacting with men: doing well
Interacting with children: doing well
Interacting with other dogs: Good (when meeting a dog on a walk or at the playground, they want to go up and say hello and pretend to know each other. If they are happy or excited while playing, they nip slightly, but they quickly stop if the guardian stops them. Small dogs They get along better with friends of the same energy level as medium or large dogs.
Interacting with cats: When they see a cat, they try to chase it. Not suitable for a house with cats.
Toilet training completed: Outdoor defecation (you can mark the indoor space you go to for the first time. After that, once you recognize that it is your own space, you will not defecate in that space)
Crate Training Completed: In Practice
Energy level: Average (I mostly rest at home when I'm not walking. I occasionally play tug or play with my dog, but not for long periods of time)
Can be touched and handled: Quiet when bathing or receiving treatment at the hospital. No resistance to touching any part of the body.
Tendency to bark: He rarely barks, but when he is inside the house, he barks at the sound of an outsider ringing the bell, but it is short-lived.
Walking with a necklace: Well done.
People who ride well in cars: tend to get motion sickness
Destructive behavior: A person may bite objects in a very anxious situation.
Separation anxiety: The dog has not lived with people for a long time, and although it has been with other dogs or without people, it has never been completely alone, so you must be able to help it adapt slowly without leaving the house for a long time.
Need a house with a yard: It's good to have one, but it's okay if you don't have one as long as you just go for a walk.
Needs a home with other dogs: Rather than a home with small dogs or cats, it is better suited to homes where the dog is adopted as an only child or has medium to large dogs with similar energy levels.
Living in an apartment: possible. I'm still living in an apartment.
*** Cheese's Story ***
Cheese was a so-called field guard dog that was tied up in a field. This is a child who curled up and slept on the dirt floor in the middle of winter without a proper home. Instead of the owner who came about once a week and gave him Jjambap, the rescuers prepared him a house to avoid the cold, provided him with food, and while he was taking care of him, he saw the owner tying the child up with a too-short rope and discovered that the rope had caused a serious injury to his neck. It was rescued.
Fortunately, the wound on my neck was sutured and healed well, so all I have to do now is for the hair to grow nicely around the wound.
All questionnaires need to be filled with your best knowledge
2.
Interview
Once your application is approved, you will be invited to an interview via Zoom meeting. Each interviews will take 15-30 minutes.
3.
Approve Application
You will receive an approval letter via email
4.
Pay Fee
Once the adoption fee is received, adopters will be invited to chatgroup where they can ask any questions to the current foster parents.
5.
Take the Pet Home
All adopters will be picking up their dogs at the designated airport.
Additional adoption info
All our dogs fly from Korea to the US when their adoptions are finalized. Therefore, we can not provide meet and greets. All adopters must agree to surrender the pets BACK to Welcome Paws if the adopter no longer wants the pet. All adopters must agree to provide periodic update of the adopted pet. Instagram account is highly recommended. All adopters must sign up for GPS tracker for 6 months to avoid losing pets.
All our dogs fly from Korea to the US when their adoptions are finalized. Therefore, we can not provide meet and greets. All adopters must agree to surrender the pets BACK to Welcome Paws if the adopter no longer wants the pet. All adopters must agree to provide periodic update of the adopted pet. Instagram account is highly recommended. All adopters must sign up for GPS tracker for 6 months to avoid losing pets.
Go meet their pets
All our dogs fly from Korea to the US when their adoptions are finalized. Therefore, we can not provide the "meet and greet." Multiple video clips will be provided and we will help you walk through the steps to reassure the adopted dog and the adopter are the best match for each other. Some dogs are available for meet and greet if the dogs are fostered in the US.
All our dogs fly from Korea to the US when their adoptions are finalized. Therefore, we can not provide the "meet and greet." Multiple video clips will be provided and we will help you walk through the steps to reassure the adopted dog and the adopter are the best match for each other. Some dogs are available for meet and greet if the dogs are fostered in the US.
More about this rescue
WELCOME PAWS: KOREAN DOG RESCUE is a registered nonprofit charity organization run by all-volunteers who are dedicated to the animal welfares.
We rescue stray, neglected and abused animals, city sheltered animals and dog meat trade animals in South Korea. All of our pets are cared for by loving foster homes and receiving complete medical cares before they are ready to meet their FURever families. We find them best fitted home in the United States, Canada, and South Korea.
Furthering our cause is the most important goal of our organization. We seek to support, empower, and provide high quality resources and educations to our adopters. Our success isn’t measured in terms of wealth or profit margin, but by the value we provide to those we serve.
WELCOME PAWS: KOREAN DOG RESCUE is a registered nonprofit charity organization run by all-volunteers who are dedicated to the animal welfares.
We rescue stray, neglected and abused animals, city sheltered animals and dog meat trade animals in South Korea. All of our pets are cared for by loving foster homes and receiving complete medical cares before they are ready to meet their FURever families. We find them best fitted home in the United States, Canada, and South Korea.
Furthering our cause is the most important goal of our organization. We seek to support, empower, and provide high quality resources and educations to our adopters. Our success isn’t measured in terms of wealth or profit margin, but by the value we provide to those we serve.
