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Breek

Jindo

Male, 4 mos
Sunnyvale, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
**About Breek:** Breek is an international rescue all the way from South Korean. While "international adoption" might sound like a major undertaking, we have years of experience streamlining this process to make it as smooth as possible. We’ll be right by your side to explain every step! The Journey Home Once your application is approved, the final step of Breek’s journey begins. Adopters are responsible for picking him up directly from a major international airport. Common arrival hubs include: West Coast: SFO, SEA, LAX. East Coast & Central: JFK, IAH Personality Breek is a happy, gentle, and affectionate little boy with a surprisingly calm personality for his age! He absolutely loves people and enjoys being close to them. He’s very affectionate and tends to rely on his humans for comfort and attention. He gets along very well with other dogs, although he can be a little timid around larger dogs and may bark at first when meeting them. Overall, he’s a sweet, easygoing puppy who loves both people and his furry friends. Good with Children? Breek hasn’t spent much time around children, but he has been calm and friendly when meeting them. His foster believes he would likely do well with children, although he hasn’t had much experience living or spending extended time with them. Good with Cats? Yes! Breek currently lives with a cat in his foster home and gets along well with cats. Car Rides Breek is already very comfortable with car rides! He’s been riding in cars since he was about 2 months old, so he’s quite used to them. Whether he’s traveling in a crate or sitting in the back seat, he stays calm and relaxed throughout the ride. Potty Training Breek is doing wonderfully with potty training! He currently uses both indoor pee pads and outdoor potty areas. He usually goes potty in the yard in the morning and during his evening walks. Indoors, he has a 100% success rate with pee pads, and he already does most of his pooping outside. As he’s growing, his potty frequency is gradually decreasing. His foster expects he may naturally transition to mostly outdoor potty breaks as he gets older, although this will depend on his routine and training. Separation Anxiety Breek hasn’t been left completely alone yet, as he currently lives with several other dogs. Since he’s still a young puppy and loves being around people, he may whine a little when adjusting to a new home or learning to spend time alone. He’ll need some patience and gradual alone-time training as he settles in. Food & Resource Guarding Breek absolutely loves food and treats! He’s very patient and waits nicely for his turn when treats are being handed out. He’s also a slow eater, so other dogs sometimes manage to steal his food, but he doesn’t react aggressively or start fights. He’s not a picky eater at all! His foster feeds him a mix of different types of kibble, and he happily eats everything. He has no known food allergies so far. No resource-guarding behavior has been observed. Leash Walking & Recall Breek has only recently started learning to walk on a leash, but he’s already making great progress! He’s also practicing recall in a safe, controlled off-leash environment. Even when he’s happily running around, he comes right back when called and willingly returns indoors. He’s a smart little puppy who seems eager to learn! Training & Commands Breek currently understands: Sit No He’s still very young, so his training is ongoing. APPLY HERE https://lifeofhopefoundation.org/adoption-application/
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Creek

Jindo

Male, 4 mos
Sunnyvale, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
**About Creek:** Creek is an international rescue all the way from South Korean. While "international adoption" might sound like a major undertaking, we have years of experience streamlining this process to make it as smooth as possible. We’ll be right by your side to explain every step! The Journey Home Once your application is approved, the final step of Creek’s journey begins. Adopters are responsible for picking him up directly from a major international airport. Common arrival hubs include: West Coast: SFO, SEA, LAX. East Coast & Central: JFK, IAH Personality He is active and full of energy! He loves playing with other dogs as well as playing fetch with people. He likes to fetch balls. Experience with children : He hasn’t spent much time around children, but he seems like he would do totally fine with them. Experience with cats : He hasn’t shown much interest in cats so far. Behavior in cars : Since he is still a baby, he travels in a crate. He has been riding in cars since he was 2 months old, so he is very used to it! Potty training : He does both indoor and outdoor potty. In the morning, he goes in the yard, and during evening walks, he does his business outside as well. Indoors, he uses potty pads. He is gradually starting to save his poop for outdoors, and his indoor pee frequency is decreasing too. As is typical for Jindos, once he passes around 6 months old, he’ll likely settle into a routine of going just morning and evening outdoors. Behavior when left alone : He has never been left completely by himself, but since he is still a young puppy, he might whine a little at first. Resource guarding : He waits politely for his turn to get treats. He loves treats very much! He’s not picky with his food at all and eats very well. (Currently, we feed him a mix of various kibbles.) He has no known allergies. Leash and walk experience : He is currently in leash training and is doing really well! We are also practicing recall off-leash (in safe areas). Even when he’s running around happily, he comes right away when called and heads right back into the house nicely. ( A good foundation of trust must be built before letting Creek off-leash outside) APPLY HERE https://lifeofhopefoundation.org/adoption-application/
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Olio

Jindo

Male, 1 yr 2 mos
Sunnyvale, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
**About Olio:** Thank you for interested in adopting Olio. Please know that Olio is an international rescue through South Korea. When your application is approved, you will need to pick him up from the airport - such as SFO, SEA, JFK, LAX, IAH, etc. International adoption is not a complicated process and we‘ve done the process many years. We would be happy to explain to you how the process works. Personally: He gets along very well with the dogs he lives with. However, when meeting smaller dogs outside, he sometimes approaches them a bit too eagerly, so he is currently in training to improve his manners. After meeting a couple of times and becoming familiar, he does well. Since he’s still a puppy, he is continuing consistent training. He can be a little timid, but he absolutely loves people. More than treats, he prefers physical affection and bonding time with humans. He is incredibly sweet and loving. With children: No particular issues. He does not show any preference and is generally comfortable with everyone. With cats- There is a cat in his foster home. He shows curiosity but he does not show any aggression. Car rides- He stays calm and rides very well. He has been crate-trained for car rides since he was young, so he travels comfortably in a crate. Potty train- He uses pee pads indoors. For poop, he goes outdoors 100%. Recently, he has started preferring outdoor potty more. Left alone- He stays calm and quiet when alone. Guarding behavior- No guarding behavior toward people. He calmly allows people to take things out of his mouth. Even if another dog takes his toy or food, he doesn’t react. He likes people more than treats or toys. Leash: He’s very curious and loves walks. He happily goes anywhere and enjoys exploring.
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Koda

Jindo Shiba Inu

Male, 2 yrs 2 mos
Sunnyvale, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
**About Koda:** Thank you for interested in adopting Koda. Please know that Koda is an international rescue through South Korea. When your application is approved, you will need to pick him up from the airport - such as SFO, SEA, JFK, LAX, IAH, etc. International adoption is not a complicated process and we‘ve done the process many years. We would be happy to explain to you how the process works. Personality: Koda is cheerful and energetic. He can be a bit competitive with dogs at a similar energy level but is gentle with older dogs. While he has built a strong bond with his foster, he can be wary of strangers. He should not be let off-leash as he avoids capture or close contact without it. He is generally cautious in new situations but shows resilience and adapts well over time. Koda does well with both children and adults. He may be nervous at first, but after 4–5 days he warms up and becomes affectionate. He has a tendency to chase stray cats, so living with cats may not be suitable. Car Rides: Travels well in the car without issues. Housebreaking: Prefers outdoor potty. Alone Time: May whine a little and bark at outside noises, but settles down. Leash & Walks: Currently in leash training. He may try to run after birds or small animals, so caution is needed. Coming from a street life, he is wary of cars and waits for them to pass even from a distance. - Koda is shy at first, but adapts quickly and shows strong affection once trust is built. - Shows some “one-person dog” tendencies, bonding closely with the foster. - Naturally energetic and active due to his young age, but he has good self-control. Koda is ready to find his forever loving home. If you’re interested in him, please feel free to reach out to us anytime!
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Ed

Jindo

Male, 1 yr 10 mos
Sunnyvale, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
**About Ed:** Ed is an international rescue all the way from South Korean. While "international adoption" might sound like a major undertaking, we have years of experience streamlining this process to make it as smooth as possible. We’ll be right by your side to explain every step! The Journey Home Once your application is approved, the final step of Ed’s journey begins. Adopters are responsible for picking him up directly from a major international airport. Common arrival hubs include: West Coast: SFO, SEA, LAX. East Coast & Central: JFK, IAH 🐕 Personality: Ed is a high-energy, playful boy who absolutely adores other dogs. He gets excited pretty easily, and it's pure joy and fun. With new people, he's curious but takes his time warming up. He doesn't bark or bite. Having another dog around helps him feel more comfortable approaching new humans, and once he gets to know someone, he's totally happy going on walks with them even without his foster (he's done up to a 2-hour walk with the foster’s friend!). He's not bothered by such noises like, cars, motorcycles, horns, washing machines, and doorbells. He loves toys, especially squeaky rubber balls. Just keep an eye on him with cloth or soft rubber toys since he might chew them up and swallow pieces. He prefers playing with you over playing alone. When the foster showed him RC/remote-controlled toys, he seemed to be scared. When left alone, he just relaxes in his spot. No mess, no destruction, and no separation anxiety. He doesn't bark at home or outside, and when you return, he greets you happily and quietly. He loves food. He eats his kibble with no complaints and enjoys meats like beef and chicken, plus veggies like pumpkin, cabbage, broccoli, cucumber, carrots, and watermelon! No known food allergies and he happily eats whatever treat you give him. He sees kids of all ages on walks pretty often, but he doesn't pay much attention to them and tends to step away if they approach. Not interested in cats. He didn’t pay attention to stray cats during walks. He drools a little bit, but he has no fear of cars! He hops in and out on his own as soon as you open the door. He loves looking out the window, and if he's tired, he'll just lie down and nap. 100% outdoor potty! He goes out about 4 times a day. No guarding behavior. He loves toys so much that he might eye a toy another dog is playing with, and he loves treats, but he never snatches or fights over them. At home, he might hold onto a toy or a sock and not want to let go, but it’s just playfulness, not defensive guarding. If you pet him gently instead of pulling, he'll softly drop it. If the foster takes food from him, he just gives it up easily. He does great wearing a leash, muzzle, or raincoat. He pulls a bit at the very start of a walk, but we're training on this. When you stop, he sits politely and waits until you move again. When running, he matches your pace, and he has a great recall (comes back about 9 out of 10 times!). Since he likes to nibble on grass and tries to pick up things off the ground, so the foster is currently putting a mesh protective muzzle on him during walks.
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Vale

Jindo

Male, 4 mos
Sunnyvale, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
**About Vale:** Vale is an international rescue all the way from South Korean. While "international adoption" might sound like a major undertaking, we have years of experience streamlining this process to make it as smooth as possible. We’ll be right by your side to explain every step! The Journey Home Once your application is approved, the final step of Vale’s journey begins. Adopters are responsible for picking him up directly from a major international airport. Common arrival hubs include: West Coast: SFO, SEA, LAX. East Coast & Central: JFK, IAH Personality Vale is active, full of energy, loves to play, and is super affectionate! He easily approaches new people and warms up right away. Since he can be a little cautious at first, he might bark when meeting a new dog for the very first time, but he settles down quickly and gets along great with them. Experience with children He hasn’t spent much time around children, but he seems like he would do totally fine with them. Experience with cats He hasn’t shown much interest in cats so far. Typically, Jindo dogs, when raised with cats from a young age, grow up with no aggression toward them. Behavior in cars Since he is still a baby, he travels in a crate. He has been riding in cars since he was 2 months old, so he is very used to it! Potty training He does both indoor and outdoor potty. In the morning, he goes in the backyard, and during evening walks, he does his business outside as well. Indoors, he uses potty pads with a 100% success rate! He saves almost all of his poop for outdoors, and as typical for Jindos, once they pass around 6 months old, they usually transition to outdoor-only potty. Behavior when left alone He has never been left completely by himself, and since he is still a young puppy, he might whine a little at first. Resource guarding He waits politely for his turn to get treats. He loves treats very much! After finishing his own, he keeps his eyes on his siblings’ treats, but he never growls or guards his own food. He’s not picky with his food at all and eats very well. (Currently, we feed him a mix of various kibbles.) He has no known allergies. Leash and walk experience He just recently started leash walking, but he is learning very smoothly! We are also practicing recall off-leash (in safe areas). Even when he’s running around happily, he comes right away when called and heads right back into the house nicely. APPLY HERE https://lifeofhopefoundation.org/adoption-application/

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