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Johnny

Canaan Dog Jindo

Male, 11 mos
Baltimore, MD
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
🐾 Meet Johnny — The Gentle Soul Who Deserves to Be Someone’s Everything ❤️ 11 months old | 40 lbs | Canaan mix | Leash trained Some dogs just need a chance. A chance to be seen, to be loved, and to finally know what it feels like to belong. Johnny is one of those dogs. 💔🐾 Johnny and his siblings were born in November 2025 at a random house along the Texas/Mexico border. Their mama was a stray with nowhere to go, simply doing her best to survive and raise her babies. When the puppies were just a few weeks old, they caught parvo. Thankfully, every single one survived. These little fighters made it through something that could have taken everything from them. But Johnny’s story didn’t end there. The rescue that initially stepped in took four of the six puppies, leaving Johnny and his brother, Gorge, behind at a sanctuary in boarding. They were supposed to be helped, too. But the rescue never came back for them. And just like that, two innocent boys were left waiting. 💔 That’s where we stepped in. Because Johnny and Gorge deserve so much more than to be forgotten. They deserve a family, a soft place to land, and a lifetime of knowing that someone chose them and will never leave them behind. And oh, Johnny… what a special boy he is. 🥹❤️ At 40 lbs, Johnny is the perfect size for a whole lot of love. He’s a relaxed, gentle soul who isn’t looking for a life full of adventures, endless activities, or constant excitement. His idea of a perfect day? A leisurely neighborhood stroll, a cozy spot beside his favorite human, and a little Netflix and chill. Couch potato? Absolutely. Floor potato? Also, absolutely. Professional cuddle bug? Without a doubt. 🛋️🐶 Johnny is a little shy when you first meet him, but once he feels safe and lets you into his world, you’re going to have a shadow for life. He loves being near his people and will happily follow you around just to be part of whatever you’re doing. You don’t have to entertain him every second. Just being with you is enough. And when he sits down with those little paws crossed in front of him? Excuse us while our hearts melt. 😭 His good manners and gentlemanly nature make him such an easy boy to fall in love with. Johnny enjoys playing and romping around with other dogs, but he’s equally happy embracing the slower side of life. We believe he could also thrive as your one-and-only pup, provided his people are home more often than not. He would love a family with children, too! Cats are still an unknown, but we can arrange a cat test for a potential adopter. And because every gentleman has his quirks, Johnny has one very important household rule: his food bowl belongs in the spot HE chooses. Move it somewhere he doesn't approve of, and he might just pick it up and move it himself. 😂 Apparently, even the sweetest boys have standards! Johnny isn’t asking for a mansion, a huge backyard, or a family who wants to hike mountains every weekend. He’s looking for a laid-back home, kind humans, gentle walks, cozy evenings, and someone who will let him be exactly who he is. A family who understands that love doesn’t always look like a dog running a million miles an hour. Sometimes, love looks like a quiet boy resting beside you, following you from room to room, crossing his paws, and trusting you enough to finally relax. Johnny has already survived so much. He fought through parvo as a tiny puppy, and somehow, despite being left behind, he has remained the sweet, gentle boy he is today. Now it’s his turn to be someone's first choice. ❤️ No more being the one left behind. No more waiting for someone who never comes back. Just a family who sees him, chooses him, and promises to love him for the rest of his life. Could that family be you? If you’re looking for a loyal companion, a gentle cuddle buddy, and a sweet boy who will make your house feel more like home, Johnny might just be your perfect match. Please consider opening your heart and home to Johnny. He has so much love to give, and he deserves the chance to finally receive that same love in return. Let's find Johnny the forever home he's been waiting for. 🏡❤️ PLEASE READ ALL INFORMATION BELOW IF INTERESTED IN ADOPTING: The next step to adopt is to fill out an application on our website at: www.pawsitive-Impact-animal-rescue.org Johnny is neutered, current on age-appropriate vaccinations, current on flea/tick and heart worm prevention, microchipped, current on de-wormer, and will receive a clean bill of health from a licensed veterinarian prior to transport. This animal is currently located in Texas, but we do NOT adopt animals in Texas due to the hundreds of animals being euthanized here daily. We have mainly adopted only in the Northeast but are expanding to include Midwest and PNW starting in September of 2026 The adoption fee listed ($495) INCLUDES transport from Texas to one or around one of the locations below. Transport goes to or around the following locations every 1, 2 or 3 weeks: Albany, NY - Port Chester, NY area - Anemia, NY Wells, VT and Brattleboro, VT Nashua, NH Willington, CT - Stamford, CT - Dayville, CT Steubenville, OH – Cincinnati, OH – Grove City, OH Grove City, PA and Washington, PA Ridgefield, NJ - Bordentown, NJ - Egg Harbor City, NJ Emmitsburg, MD - Elkton, MD - Hagerstown, MD Falls Church, VA and Glenn Allen, VA Adding new Stops to the PNW: Boise, ID Portland, OR Tumwater, WA – Bothell, WA – Bellingham, WA Missoula, MT – Laurel, MT We have happily adopted hundreds of animals this way (long distance), and we do our best to make sure the animal you are applying for is the best fit for your home. With an approved application, we do put you in touch with the Texas foster who has the doggy for you to make sure they are the perfect fit.

Or, how about these Jindos in cities near Baltimore, Maryland

These Jindos are available for adoption close to Baltimore, Maryland.
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Dahaeng

Jindo Shepherd (Unknown Type)

Female, 2 yrs 7 mos
Washington D.C., DC
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
Meet Dahaeng! *Dahaeng is in Korea and will be coming to the U.S. once her adoption is confirmed. 🐶Rescue Story Dahaeng was found wandering around an apartment complex while pregnant. She later gave birth to six puppies near the apartment garden. Although she was wearing an old collar, her rescuer was unable to locate her previous owner. Dahaeng and her puppies were moved to a temporary foster space at an old factory site. Despite the difficult circumstances, she was a devoted mother who cared diligently for all six of her babies. Five of her puppies have since found loving homes. Dahaeng is now staying with her remaining son, Taeyang, while they each wait for a forever family. 💜Personality Dahaeng is a calm, gentle, and patient girl. She can be shy and reserved when meeting someone for the first time, but she begins to open up once she feels safe. She enjoys spending time with people and loves receiving gentle affection. When someone cuddles her lovingly, she relaxes and may even roll over to show her belly. Dahaeng is the kind of dog who forms a deep, trusting bond with the people who care for her. 💜Interaction With People Dahaeng enjoys human companionship and likes being cuddled. Although she may initially seem a little aloof, she becomes affectionate and comfortable once trust has been established. . 💜Interaction With Dogs Dahaeng is calm and well-mannered around other dogs. When she previously shared a backyard with another dog, she showed no aggression, respected the other dog’s boundaries, and lived peacefully alongside them. She also gets along very well with her son, Taeyang. 💜Interaction With Cats Dahaeng has not lived with cats, so her behavior around them is currently unknown. 💜Walking and Training Dahaeng enjoys calm walks where she can take her time sniffing and exploring. She does best in quiet, low-stimulation environments. She has experience living in both indoor and outdoor settings and is expected to adjust well to a consistent home routine. 💜Potty Training Dahaeng reliably uses designated potty pads indoors. With patience and a regular schedule, she is expected to transition quickly to outdoor potty training. 💜Barking Dahaeng is generally quiet and barks only occasionally. She may bark at unfamiliar noises when her rescuer is visiting, but she quickly settles when a trusted person is nearby. 💜Energy Level Dahaeng has a moderate energy level. She does not become overly excited and is happy to relax quietly indoors after enjoying her walks. 💜Ideal Home Dahaeng would thrive in a calm, peaceful home with a patient family who will give her the time and reassurance she needs to feel secure. In return, she will offer deep affection, trust, and loyal companionship. This sweet and devoted mother is ready to begin the next chapter of her life with a loving family of her own. If you are interested in Dahaeng, please visit https://gracebridgekorea.org/adoption-application/ to fill out an application.
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Darnie

Jindo Mixed Breed (Small)

Male, 2 yrs 6 mos
Washington D.C., DC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Darnie A gentle, easygoing pup who enjoys the company of other dogs. ➡️Darnie is in Korea and will be coming to the U.S. once his adoption is confirmed 💜Rescue Story Darnie was rescued from a shelter in June 2026 after being scheduled for euthanasia. He arrived with another small dog who had a skin condition. During his time at the shelter, Darnie was often seen playing gently with smaller dogs and puppies. His kind nature and considerate interactions with other dogs caught the attention of his current foster, who brought him to safety and welcomed him into a foster home. 🐶Personality Darnie is calm, gentle, and mild-mannered, with a moderate energy level. He is smart, enjoys food, and responds well to treats, making reward-based training a promising fit for him. 💜Interaction With People Darnie can build trusting relationships with women, men, and children, though he needs time to feel comfortable with new people. He tends to warm up to women more quickly. When men approach slowly and gently, he may accept treats even at the first meeting. With children, Darnie is curious but initially cautious about being touched. After accepting a treat from one child, he chose to sit nearby. His daycare teacher reports that he has met her child many times and has never nipped or growled. Gentle introductions and respect for his space will help him gain confidence. 🐶Interaction With Other Dogs Darnie does very well with other dogs. He attended daycare three times a week for four months, meeting dogs of many sizes, including Standard Poodles, Maltese, and Chihuahuas. He approaches other dogs gently and gets along well with both large and small companions. 🐈Interaction With Cats Darnie has not been formally introduced to cats, so his compatibility with them is unknown. He has shown curiosity and tried to approach a cat he saw outdoors. 🐕‍🦺Walks and Leash Manners Darnie walks comfortably on a leash and matches his foster’s pace without pulling. He follows along well and has not shown a tendency to resist returning home or insist on taking a different route. After potty breaks, he sometimes adds a little personality to his walk by kicking his back legs! 😊Potty Training Darnie is comfortable going potty outdoors and using pee pads indoors. He prefers outdoor potty breaks but reliably uses a pad at home. 💜Barking Darnie is very quiet in his current foster home. He has not been observed barking at strangers and typically communicates his needs with a soft whimper. 💜Crate Training Darnie is making good progress with crate training. He willingly enters his crate for meals and treats, and sometimes checks inside on his own to see whether a snack is waiting. 🐕Escape Behavior Darnie has not attempted to escape while in foster care. He may shy away from unfamiliar people, so patient introductions and secure handling will help him feel safe as he adjusts to a new home. 🦴Food and Toys Darnie has shown no food aggression or resource guarding. He is easygoing around toys and other belongings and often lets other dogs take them. 🏠Behavior at Home Darnie has not shown destructive behavior in his foster home. He plays appropriately with the toys provided to him. 💜Separation Anxiety No signs of separation anxiety have been observed. Darnie can wait quietly on his own, sometimes watching the front door. He also stayed at a pet hotel for six days, where he ate and slept well. 🛁Grooming and Handling Darnie tolerates baths and nail trims well. Although bathing is not his favorite activity and he may shift away slightly, he remains cooperative, allowing grooming sessions to be completed quickly. 💕Ideal Home Darnie would do well with a patient family who will give him time to settle in and build trust. A home with a yard would be a bonus because he prefers outdoor potty breaks, though he also uses pee pads indoors. He could be a wonderful companion for another friendly dog, whose presence may help him feel comfortable as he adjusts. With his gentle personality, quiet nature, and lovely manners around other dogs, Darnie has so much to offer a loving family. ➡️If you are interested in Darnie, please visit https://gracebridgekorea.org/adoption-application/ to fill out an application.
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Dubu (V)

Jindo Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 3 yrs 10 mos
Washington, DC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
📌 Important Adoption Information All of our dogs are currently living in private shelters or foster homes in South Korea. Once an adoption is approved, dogs will travel to the United States through legal and approved international transport procedures. Video calls are available prior to adoption, and adopters can communicate with our rescue team in real time through our official organization and app-based messaging channels throughout the process. ----------- Dubu’s story is one of quiet endurance — and remarkable recovery. * Rescue Story : She was originally adopted by a family with four children who, without fully understanding the responsibilities of raising a dog, brought her home on impulse. From the beginning, Dubu did not receive the basic care dogs need. She was never taken on walks and spent all of her time indoors without proper stimulation or exercise. As she grew bigger, the family moved her out to the balcony, where she lived in isolation. Eventually, she was tied up in the parking area of their villa, spending her days confined to a short tether. During this period, Dubu became infected with heartworm. In 2023, when the family moved to a new home and could no longer keep her tied outside, they brought Dubu to our shelter. They covered only the cost of her heartworm treatment, and she was officially surrendered into our care. Dubu then began a long but necessary journey to recovery. She underwent six months of heartworm treatment and made a full recovery. Afterward, she remained at our center for over a year and a half, where she was given the structure and care she had never experienced before. During her time with us, Dubu learned how to be a dog again. She developed healthy social skills with other dogs, learned proper leash manners, and became fully house-trained. With consistent care and routine, her true personality began to emerge. *Personality : Dubu has a gentle and patient nature, especially with children. She is affectionate and warm toward people, enjoying human companionship. When it comes to other dogs, however, her personality becomes much more playful—she is energetic, lively, and truly comes alive during playtime. Despite her energy, Dubu is not a frequent barker and tends to be relatively quiet. * She is currently staying in a foster home(South Korea), but as it is a multi-dog household, we hope to find her a home where she can receive more focused attention—either as the only dog or with just one other companion. Dubu has spent much of her life adapting to circumstances she did not choose. Now, she is ready for something different—a home where she is not overlooked, but truly seen, cared for, and loved. ----------- ** Adoption Fee Information: The adoption fee covers international transportation and medical expenses, including spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, a health certificate, deworming, and other necessary veterinary care. In addition to the adoption fee, adopters are responsible for separate entry costs, which must be paid directly to the local customs broker who assists with the dog's customs clearance upon arrival at the U.S. airport. Details regarding the payment process will be provided later.
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Yeongji (V)

Jindo Mutt

Female, 1 yr 10 mos
Washington, DC
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
* Current Location: She is currently living in a foster home in S.Korea. 🩷 Rescue Story Yeonji was first noticed near my home on two separate occasions after escaping from her leash. Each time, she appeared timid but showed strong affection toward people—wagging her tail, staying close, and following me quietly. Knowing where she lived, I walked her back to her home and politely asked the owner if he had lost his dog. The owner was a man in his nineties, living alone in a severely dilapidated wooden house, and he had noticeable difficulty communicating. Although Yeonji had willingly followed me until then, she immediately ran away the moment she saw him. Assuming she had simply wanted to stay outside longer, I gently took her leash and handed her back. The owner then tied her to an extremely short chain. Feeling uneasy, I stayed nearby instead of returning home. Shortly after, I heard Yeonji screaming. I rushed back and witnessed the owner striking her repeatedly with an iron rod while she lay on the ground crying in pain. As it was late at night, I intervened verbally and stayed outside the property for some time to ensure the abuse stopped. The following day, I returned in daylight and, with the owner’s permission, removed Yeonji from the property and secured her safety. She has been living in foster care ever since. 🌿 Temperament & Behavior Yeonji has limited experience with cats, but in brief encounters she showed no aggression and little interest. She is highly social with other dogs. During first meetings, she engages calmly through sniffing and exploration without any aggressive behavior. She is well suited for a multi-dog household. With people, Yeonji is initially shy and does not approach strangers right away. However, within about one to two hours, she relaxes significantly and begins to show affection. She is particularly fearful of adult men and may bark once or twice from a distance. This behavior is fear-based and not aggressive. 🚶 Walking & Daily Life When first rescued, Yeonji was very timid on walks and stayed close behind her handler. As she settled in, her young and energetic nature began to emerge, and she now shows some leash pulling. She is currently in leash training and continues to improve. Her shedding level is moderate, around 6 out of 10. She has no known food allergies and eats well without being picky. 🏡 Habits & Training Yeonji defecates exclusively outdoors. She may urinate indoors, but when a designated potty pad is provided, she uses it appropriately. Occasionally, she may mistake white rugs or similar items for a potty pad. She may whine briefly when someone leaves the house, but this does not last long and she shows no other signs of separation anxiety. She barks only occasionally when startled or frightened, such as hearing unfamiliar noises or someone suddenly entering her space. These barks are brief and non-aggressive. 💛 Likes & Personality Yeonji is extremely affectionate with people, especially with her caregiver. She enjoys playing with other dogs and likes toys she can hold and manipulate with her front paws. She does not have strong dislikes, though unfamiliar objects or situations can make her cautious at first. ** Adoption Fee Information: The adoption fee covers international transportation and medical expenses, including spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, a health certificate, deworming, and other necessary veterinary care. In addition to the adoption fee, adopters are responsible for separate entry costs, which must be paid directly to the local customs broker who assists with the dog's customs clearance upon arrival at the U.S. airport. Details regarding the payment process will be provided later.
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Heart (S)

Jindo Shiba Inu

Female, 6 yrs 7 mos
Washington, DC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
📌 Important Adoption Information All of our dogs are currently living in private shelters or foster homes in South Korea. Once an adoption is approved, dogs will travel to the United States through legal and approved international transport procedures. Video calls are available prior to adoption, and adopters can communicate with our rescue team in real time through our official organization and app-based messaging channels throughout the process. • Rescue Story : Meet Heart👋 Heart was rescued from a high-kill city pound in Korea when she was facing euthanasia. She was sent to the local private boarding center near her rescuer in 2023. Now, Heart is ready to find her forever home! • Personality: Affectionate, Playful, Friendly • Affinity with -Cats: Not tested -Dogs: Great with other dogs of all sizes! -Adults/Kids: Friendly with all people • Shedding: 6-7 (1-10 scale) • Food Allergies/Picky Eater: None! • Walking Manners: She's good on a leash! • Housetrained: Fully-housebroken, using the bathroom outside and inside with pee-pads. • Separation Anxiety: None! • Bark or Howl: Barks only when other dogs bark. • Likes & Dislikes: Loves food and treats! ** Adoption Fee Information: The adoption fee covers international transportation and medical expenses, including spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, a health certificate, deworming, and other necessary veterinary care. In addition to the adoption fee, adopters are responsible for separate entry costs, which must be paid directly to the local customs broker who assists with the dog's customs clearance upon arrival at the U.S. airport. Details regarding the payment process will be provided later.
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Liam (H)

Jindo Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 5 yrs 4 mos
Washington, DC
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
📌 Important Adoption Information All of our dogs are currently living in private shelters or foster homes in South Korea. Once an adoption is approved, dogs will travel to the United States through legal and approved international transport procedures. Video calls are available prior to adoption, and adopters can communicate with our rescue team in real time through our official organization and app-based messaging channels throughout the process. • Rescue Story: Meet Liam👋 Liam was found in the mountains with his littermates when he was just 3 months old, and was rescued right before the scheduled euthanasia. He’s been living at the shelter ever since, and sadly hasn’t had a single chance to be fostered. With his adorable freckles, Liam is patiently waiting for a chance to finally experience the comfort of a loving home and a warm meal🙏 • Personality: Affectionate, Gentle, Friendly Liam doesn’t shy away from new people—even adult men! He absolutely loves being around all the volunteers and getting affection. He’s a sweet, charming boy who’ll melt your heart with his cuddly nature and the way he asks for pets😍 / His energy level is moderate! He plays gently with toys without destroying them and knows how to rest quietly in his own space without showing signs of separation anxiety. • Affinity with - Dogs: He gets along really well with dogs who share a similar play style, but may have minor squabbles with those who don’t match his play style. - Cats: Not tested - Adults/Kids: Great with adults / Not tested with kids • Walking Manners: Although his walking experience is limited due to life at the shelter, he follows the handler’s lead well and walks calmly on a leash! • Housetrained: He will need some time and guidance with house training as he adjusts to a home environment. He will probably prefer the outdoors once he has regular walks. • Bathing/Brushing: For brushing and baths, he’s super cooperative—he stays close and makes it easy! • Car Sickness: Not tested • Separation Anxiety: None. • Barks/Howls: He may bark when he hears unfamiliar or sudden sounds, as they can startle him. • Appetite/Food Allergies: Eats well. No food allergies found so far. • Shedding level (1~10): 6 • Likes/Dislikes: He lives for pets and cuddles! • Health: A healthy pup! ** Adoption Fee Information: The adoption fee covers international transportation and medical expenses, including spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, a health certificate, deworming, and other necessary veterinary care. In addition to the adoption fee, adopters are responsible for separate entry costs, which must be paid directly to the local customs broker who assists with the dog's customs clearance upon arrival at the U.S. airport. Details regarding the payment process will be provided later.

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Midnight JuM

Chow Chow

Male, 5 yrs 6 mos
Baltimore, MD
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Midnight, a common name for a common black dog....but what about me?? AM I COMMON??? NOPE! I am the lion of dog breeds :) Nothing normal or common about me! Not my beautiful mane OR my beautiful chow chow personality! So I was found in a park, abandoned with my "friends" after my owner died :( LUCKILY i found a rescue who not only LOVES the breed, but also has helped me get healthy (think heartworms and bad skin) but also will find me exactly the right family! (HOPEFULLY in a colder climate!!) I am not a puppy and since I am a single dog home I really would do best without young children or unpredictable adults :) I am a magnificent breed but we are a little picky about our friends and need someone who KNOWS and LOVES my breed.. I am ready for you if you are ready for me.... put in the adoption application!! Local adoption fee is $300 (in TX) OUt of state adoption fee is $550 (includes transport to your area)
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Chloe JuM

Chow Chow Shepherd (Unknown Type)

Female, 9 yrs
Baltimore, MD
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
*hair blowing in the wind (even though she's indoors)* *unexplained sparkles in the air* *faint heavenly music* Yes, she is me. Chloe. Now that you are blinded by my beauty, let me explain why I am the absolute best girl on the inside too and so deserving of your (and everyone's) undivided adoration. I'm loyal, smart as a whip, and FUN, just to name a few. Unfortunately, I didn't come from the most glamorous beginnings. I was an outdoor doggy with not much interaction from birth and my family also left me behind when they moved. Thus, I wasn't really brought up interacting with you humans or being touched/handled. I've had my quirks while adjusting to being a family dog and will definitely need someone patient and understanding with me. (If you get too touchy right away, I don't like that and will try to protect myself.) However, if you are slow and gain my trust I will HANG on your every move. I have adjusted very quickly in the past with proper introductions to people. Even still, I would probably do best in a home without young children. I'm a lady after all and need time to sniff you out before you get grabby. I am an active girl and love to feel the wind in my hair outdoors too. I run with the speed of light and have a prey drive to sniff out bugs, lizards and more. I also love to play tug of war and fetch with my foster mommy inside. I bounce, bounce, bounce all the time! I am great on leash so walks and hikes would be great for me. Getting my energy out will help me focus on training too. I am very smart and learn quickly, but tend to lose interest if I'm still chock full of go, go, go!! With all of this perfection, all of your pet needs should be fulfilled, right? RIGHT? I hope so because I would do great as an only pet in the home. I have been able to co-exist with dogs at the rescue but I am a bit of a diva in my foster home. I have a domineering personality sometimes and will even mark like a male when I come across another dog's scent in my house. How dare they??? Existing? HERE? (She is otherwise house trained.) Considering that you and I know each other a little better now, you may pet me. Yes, I am very soft, I know. Please keep in mind that I am a Chow/shepherd mix and have hair that will require brushing, maybe even the occasional spa treatment, Swedish massage, 24k gold facials...yeahhhhhhhhhh.... Sorry! I forgot you were here. In all seriousness, once I trust you, I will allow you to brush me out without much fuss. It doesn't need to be daily but I am a rough and tumble kinda gal and can use help keeping my locks flowing and free. I also shed so if I seem to be losing my girlish figure, it's probably just extra hair that needs to be brushed off. I hope you have a strong vacuum. ;) I could go on for days about myself, but I'll stop here. Don't wanna overwhelm you. If you think you are up for the challenge of a total spitfire like me, please feel free to send in an application and foster mommy can tell you more about all of the grandeur that is...CHLOE. Local adoption fee is $300 (in TX)

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Washington, DC 20037

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Welcome Paws Korean Dog Rescue - DC Transport

Georgetown, DC 20007

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