Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
✅Currently located in South Korea✅️
💟Available to fly to LAX💟
Meet Hyunmi💕 (It means brown rice in Korean)
💙 Update Account: @adogs_hyunme
1⃣ Health Status
• Neutered: Yes
• Others:
• Microchipped
• Heartworm negative
2⃣ Rescue Story
Hyunmi was rescued from the Gimje shelter where he had been staying with his sibling #ADogsGiri. Since they were still very young and the shelter environment posed a high risk of infectious disease, they were both rescued before spending their entire puppyhood there.
3⃣ Personality & Behavior
• With People: Hyunmi likes people but is a bit shy around strangers at first. He may bark when approached, but calms down when corrected. With familiar people, he loves to follow them around and cuddle—he wags his tail, relaxes in their lap, and even shows his belly for pets!
• With Dogs: He’s timid around unfamiliar dogs, but he plays joyfully and wrestles with familiar ones, especially his current foster sibling. He’s been showing increasing dependence on his foster sibling, so it’s being closely monitored.
• With Cats: Shows little to no interest, even when encountering them directly.
• Separation Anxiety: He does well alone and also enjoys playing when accompanied by other dogs. If left with an unfamiliar person, he may be shy but warms up with treats and relaxes.
• Potty Training: Mostly prefers outdoor potty. When indoors, he tends to use the bathroom area over pee pads.
• Grooming & Handling: He tries to run away before baths but stays still once it begins. He vocalizes during nail trimming to express discomfort, but it’s manageable.
• Walking & Leash Training: He avoids being leashed at first, but once the leash is on, he walks just fine. If someone other than his foster tries to leash him, he gets scared. When startled by cars or motorcycles during walks, he freezes and needs to be carried to a calmer area before resuming.
• Car Rides: Has done well on short trips and usually rests calmly.
4⃣ Special Notes
• Knows “Sit,” “Lie down,” “Wait,” and “Turn”!
• He’s sensitive and can yelp when startled or when rough play gets overwhelming. Loud, sudden sounds tend to scare him.
• He’s more comfortable eating when others aren’t around—currently fed separately to help him feel secure.
