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Echo
Age: 2 years
Sex: Neutered male
Breed: Maltese/Terrier mix
Color: White
Weight: 9.1 kg (20 lbs)
Height: 38 cm (15 in)
Echo is deaf (he cannot hear). He relies on visual cues and human guidance, and stays very attentive to his person.
Rescue Story:
Echo was rescued from an animal hoarding situation where over 230 dogs were being kept.
Human Socialization
Echo is a very affectionate and friendly boy. He approaches both familiar people and strangers, rubs against them, and enjoys being petted. He likes both men and women and does well with children under 13 (he simply shows little interest). He is comfortable being picked up, and once he bonds with you, he loves showing his belly for rubs
Dog Socialization
Echo is friendly with both familiar and unfamiliar dogs and happily goes up to greet them. He doesn’t quite know how to “play properly” yet and mostly just runs around excitedly. He is not afraid of larger dogs, though he usually prefers dogs of similar size. If another dog provokes him, he tends to avoid conflict and gets along well without issues. After playtime, he usually likes to rest in his own quiet space.
Cats
His reaction to cats has not been observed yet, but a cat test can be arranged.
Energy Level
Low energy. Echo is a calm dog who enjoys relaxing and resting most of the time
Walks
Echo only recently started going on walks, so he is still learning to explore and sniff around. However, he walks nicely without pulling and follows his human well. Since he is deaf, he relies heavily on visual cues and tends to stay close and attentive to his handler.
Other Behaviors
Echo does not resource guard food with either people or dogs and is not particularly food-motivated.
Because he was born and raised among many dogs, he has some baseline separation anxiety. When first placed in a new environment—especially since he is deaf—he may feel anxious if he cannot see his person. In the past, he showed behaviors like scratching walls, the floor, or tearing pee pads.
However, once he adjusts, he becomes very relaxed, sleeps well, and can stay alone comfortably. He rarely barks and is currently doing both indoor pee pad training and outdoor potty.
Foster History
• First foster home: About 2 weeks. No howling when left alone, but scratched at closed doors.
• Second foster home: About 1.5 months. Did well staying alone.
• Current: Staying at the AKR Center.
Echo is a gentle, quiet, and loving soul.
He may need a little patience during the initial adjustment period, but once he feels safe, he becomes an incredibly easy and calm companion who just wants to stay close to his person.
Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org
Please also visit our Facebook and Instagram.
Currently in Korea
Available to Canada & U.S.
Echo
Age: 2 years
Sex: Neutered male
Breed: Maltese/Terrier mix
Color: White
Weight: 9.1 kg (20 lbs)
Height: 38 cm (15 in)
Echo is deaf (he cannot hear). He relies on visual cues and human guidance, and stays very attentive to his person.
Rescue Story:
Echo was rescued from an animal hoarding situation where over 230 dogs were being kept.
Human Socialization
Echo is a very affectionate and friendly boy. He approaches both familiar people and strangers, rubs against them, and enjoys being petted. He likes both men and women and does well with children under 13 (he simply shows little interest). He is comfortable being picked up, and once he bonds with you, he loves showing his belly for rubs
Dog Socialization
Echo is friendly with both familiar and unfamiliar dogs and happily goes up to greet them. He doesn’t quite know how to “play properly” yet and mostly just runs around excitedly. He is not afraid of larger dogs, though he usually prefers dogs of similar size. If another dog provokes him, he tends to avoid conflict and gets along well without issues. After playtime, he usually likes to rest in his own quiet space.
Cats
His reaction to cats has not been observed yet, but a cat test can be arranged.
Energy Level
Low energy. Echo is a calm dog who enjoys relaxing and resting most of the time
Walks
Echo only recently started going on walks, so he is still learning to explore and sniff around. However, he walks nicely without pulling and follows his human well. Since he is deaf, he relies heavily on visual cues and tends to stay close and attentive to his handler.
Other Behaviors
Echo does not resource guard food with either people or dogs and is not particularly food-motivated.
Because he was born and raised among many dogs, he has some baseline separation anxiety. When first placed in a new environment—especially since he is deaf—he may feel anxious if he cannot see his person. In the past, he showed behaviors like scratching walls, the floor, or tearing pee pads.
However, once he adjusts, he becomes very relaxed, sleeps well, and can stay alone comfortably. He rarely barks and is currently doing both indoor pee pad training and outdoor potty.
Foster History
• First foster home: About 2 weeks. No howling when left alone, but scratched at closed doors.
• Second foster home: About 1.5 months. Did well staying alone.
• Current: Staying at the AKR Center.
Echo is a gentle, quiet, and loving soul.
He may need a little patience during the initial adjustment period, but once he feels safe, he becomes an incredibly easy and calm companion who just wants to stay close to his person.
Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org
Please also visit our Facebook and Instagram.
Currently in Korea
Available to Canada & U.S.
Submit Application
Carefully review the profile of the dog(s) you are interested in adopting to determine if it’s the right fit and submit an application.
Interview
Our team will review the application to determine suitability. If selected, one of our volunteers will contact you for the next step.
Home Check
Following a satisfactory interview and home check, a volunteer will complete all necessary reference checks
Sign Adoption Contract
If approved, the adopter must sign the adoption agreement and pay the adoption fee accordingly.
Take the Pet Home
Once all documentation is complete and the initial deposit is confirmed, one of our volunteers will arrange the travel plan for the dog.
