Shiba Inu puppies and dogs in Enumclaw, Washington

The right home for Katsu should be experienced with Shiba Inus, and free of other animals or children. Katsu is completely house-trained and thrives in an environment where she has access to the outside (she will let you know when she needs to go out, but will also often sleep in as long as you will because she enjoys being close). She’s a very affectionate dog and likes to be very close to her family (she will follow you around the house, and prefers to sleep in the same bed). She’s very athletic and enjoys training or following commands (she’s got a really strong will and is incredibly intelligent). She enjoys chill walks in quiet parks, and simply lounging around the house. While she’s very tolerant of our toddler, she would do best in a child-free home and should be closely monitored around children. She loves meeting new people but takes a few minutes to warm up to guests. She does not do well around other dogs and has a strong prey drive to hunt small animals.

🏠 Currently in a Seattle foster home 🧡 Hi, I'm Milo 🧡 Age: 1 year Breed: Jindo-Shiba Mix Sex: Male Weight: 8kg (just under 18 lbs) I may be fully grown, but I’m a little guy with a big heart—and I’m ready to fill your home with love, one pawstep at a time. People say I look like a little teddy bear, with my soft brown fur and round eyes that are always full of curiosity. I’m small, sweet, and full of quiet charm. You might never guess it from my gentle looks, but I’ve already been through a lot in my short life. I was once on a euthanasia list… but I was saved just in time. Since then, I’ve only known shelter life. A real home? I’ve never had one. But I’m hoping that’s about to change—with you. Because I’ve never lived in a house, I haven’t learned all the rules yet—especially when it comes to potty training. I’m not used to going inside or outside properly, so I’ll need your help learning a routine from scratch. If you gently guide me to the same spot after meals, naps, and playtime—and reward me with yummy treats when I get it right—I’ll catch on quickly. If I make mistakes, please don’t scold me. Just quietly clean up and help me try again. I really want to learn! At first, I might be a little unsure around new people. I don’t trust easily, but not because I don’t want to—it’s just that I’ve never really known what it means to feel safe. That said, I’m very curious, and I love food (especially treats from your hand!). Give me a bit of time, and you’ll see me coming over on my own, asking for pets and showing you my soft, cuddly side. Sometimes sudden movements or unfamiliar touches might startle me, so it’s best to approach slowly at first—low posture, calm energy, and of course… snacks! With your patience and kindness, I’ll learn that hands mean love, not fear. When it’s time for walks, I do best with a chest harness and a backup leash for safety—two points of security, just in case. Quiet streets are my favorite for now. With gentle exposure and encouragement, I’ll slowly grow more confident exploring the world by your side. I know I’m not perfect. I still have so much to learn. But now is the perfect time to teach me. I’m young, open-hearted, and so eager to bond. With love, patience, and a calm guiding hand, I’ll grow into a polite, loyal companion who brings joy to your everyday life. I’ve lived my life behind shelter walls—but I’m ready to trade that for warm beds, gentle walks, and a forever family to call my own. Could that family be you? With hope in my eyes and love in my little heart, Milo 🐾

Hi, my name is Haerang 🐾 I’m a 3-year-old male Shiba–Welsh mix, weighing about 7kg. I have a slim body, short little legs, and bright, sparkling eyes that people often fall in love with right away. I was rescued from a shelter where euthanasia was taking place. Before that, I spent a long time in a shelter environment where I didn’t get many chances to experience the world. I was very shy and fearful back then, often hiding quietly on my own. But I’ve changed a lot since then. As I learned what human warmth feels like, I slowly opened my heart. Now, I truly love people. When you call my name, I’ll happily roll over and show you my belly, wiggling my way toward you for affection. I have a very gentle, calm, and stable personality, and being with me tends to make people feel relaxed and at ease without even realizing it. My favorite thing in the world is my person. I can coexist peacefully with other dogs and even cats, but I’m more of a “one-on-one” kind of guy. I’m happiest in a quiet, calm home where I can enjoy peaceful time with my family rather than a busy, crowded environment. I already know the command “house,” I walk nicely on leash, and I do well riding in the car too. With potty training, I might have a few small accidents in a brand-new environment, but I’m very steady and gentle by nature—if you guide me patiently and kindly, I’ll learn just fine. In unfamiliar places, I may seem a little timid at first. But give me some time, and I’ll be the one coming to you, asking for love. Before you know it, I’ll be following you everywhere like your little shadow—your loyal, affectionate “velcro dog.” I’m not a dog who adjusts instantly. I’m a dog who blossoms when someone waits for me and believes in me. I’ve been learning to trust human arms again, and now I’m ready to give my whole heart to one forever family. If you’re looking for a quiet, gentle companion who will stay close by your side for life, I’m right here—waiting just for you. 💛

Hi… my name is Gaon 🐕 I’m a 4-year-old male Shiba × Jindo mix, and I weigh about 18kg. I was once placed on a shelter’s euthanasia list. Even after I was rescued, no one came for me for a very long time. The shelter became the only home I knew—far longer than any dog should have to endure. When people approach me, I don’t rush forward with excitement. Instead, I watch carefully. I’m afraid you might leave. Afraid I might be alone again. So I open my heart slowly, cautiously. But behind that hesitation is a heart that longs deeply to love a person. I simply never learned how to show it. I went so long without being chosen, without being loved, that I don’t always know how to ask for affection. That’s why I struggle when attention is shared with other dogs. It’s not jealousy—it’s more like a quiet plea: “Please don’t leave me this time.” That’s why I’m hoping for an only-dog home, where I can finally feel secure. When it’s just you and me, I’m a completely different dog. I’ll meet your eyes, lean gently against you, and offer shy little gestures of affection. Once I give my heart, I give it fully— with the deep, unwavering loyalty that Jindo dogs are known for. Home life may feel unfamiliar to me at first. I’ll need time, patience, and understanding. But if you’re willing to walk that slow beginning with me, I promise you this: I will become a dog who makes one person my whole world. A once-in-a-lifetime companion who loves quietly, deeply, and forever. Somewhere in a shelter, I’m still waiting— waiting for the one person who will call my name and mean it for life.

✅Currently located in South Korea✅️ 💟Available to fly to SEATTLE💟 Meet Dorang❤️ 💙 Update Account: @adogs ​ 1️⃣ Health Status * ​Spayed:: Completed. * ​Others: Microchipped, heartworm treatment completed, and scaling (Dental cleaning) completed. 2️⃣ Rescue Story * ​Dorang was rescued from a dog meat farm in Gunsan along with her friends Dodam and Dodo. After witnessing the cruel deaths of her companions every day, Dorang shed continuous tears of relief the moment she was finally rescued. ​3️⃣ Characteristics * With ​People: Is still wary of strangers and tends to bark, but is gradually opening her heart. While she shows curiosity and allows some touch from new people, caution is required as she may nip. With familiar people, she enjoys physical affection. Once she trusts you, she allows you to touch her anywhere.Wags her tail when making eye contact and shows her belly for rubs! * With ​Dogs: Gets along very well with other dogs and especially loves puppies. * With ​Cats: Doesn't pay much attention to cats. * ​Separation Anxiety: Difficult to determine accurately due to the center environment, but she has shown no signs of anxiety so far. * ​Potty Training: Uses pads well indoors and also enjoys outdoor potty breaks. * ​Grooming: Stays calm during brushing. Needs to wear a recovery collar (cone) when having her nails clipped. * ​Walking: Walks excellently without pulling on the leash. * ​Car Sickness: None. She rests comfortably during car rides. * ​Nipping/Biting: May nip if a stranger turns their back to her due to fear. Might accept pets from strangers but suddenly nip during the interaction. ​If her tail is fully up, she is generally receptive to touch; if her tail is even slightly lowered, she may nip. ​Even while showing affection (like licking/kisses), she may nip without warning. ​With familiar people, she may give a "warning nip" (feels like a pinch) if they do something she dislikes. * ​Barking: Barks at strangers out of fear and defensiveness. * ​Likes: Absolutely loves going for walks! * ​Dislikes: Is frightened by loud noises or sudden, large movements.

✅Currently located in South Korea✅️ 💟Available to fly to SEA💟 The prices listed are based on USD, and the adoption fee will be calculated in CAD according to the exchange rate. Meet Buddle🌿 (It means willow in Korean) 💙 Adogs News Account: @_adogs_ 1.) Health Condition * Neutered. * Microchipped and heartworm negative. * Both hind legs have progressed luxating patella. Surgery on the right leg has been successfully completed, and the left leg is scheduled for surgery in February. The patella is staying in place perfectly, and the recovery speed is excellent. Strict activity restriction is required for the next 4 weeks, though very light, short walks are permitted. 2.) Rescue Story * Buddle was sitting idly in a wire cage with holes underneath, lifted off the ground, at a rural house in Damyang, Jeollanam-do. Noticing that dogs in that house disappeared and were replaced frequently, an Adogs volunteer could no longer turn away and rushed to rescue him. 3.) Basic Information * With People: Likes people and actively shows interest in them but avoids your hands if you actively try to pet him. Quite likes being petted once you actually get ahold of him, but doesn’t completely let his guard down. Although he’s curious about people, he growls or barks out of fear if he seems someone making large movements or holding and shaking something in their hand. Due to a bit of shyness, he sometimes waits over food until people are gone. With familiar people, he’s an affectionate cutie that chases them around, lies down near them, and asks to be petted by licking them. * With Dogs: Tends to get overexcited when seeing other dogs, which can lead to barking or "mouth punching" (poking with the snout). Is affectionate and gets along well with close friends, caution is needed as there is sensitivity around food. * With Cats: Gets overexcited and tries to chase cats when encountering them. * Separation Anxiety: Unclear, since he’s living in a communal environment at our center. Training will be necessary from the start once placed in a home. * Potty Training: Only potties outdoors since he’s currently living at our center. Marks various spots during walks. * Hygiene: Accepts any grooming nicely when caught! * Walks: Is receiving training, but pulls on the leash. Wants to chase after animals he encounters on walks. When seeing other dogs barking or being hostile, he copies that behavior and tries to charge at them. So he’s getting trained to sit and wait while other dogs pass by until they’re out of sight. * Car Sickness: Is scared of getting in a car. Trembles and drools a little at first, but becomes fine after a while. * Nip: When another dog tries to take his treat, barks, or growls at him, he shows aggression. Has never shown any nipping or biting toward people. * Barking: Whines if he wants to be taken out of his kennel, as if telling you to open the door faster! If he encounters a dog barking or being on guard while on a walk, he also barks. Has shown behavior such as continuous barking, baring teeth, and growling at certain dogs only. * Like: Really likes dolls and toys so much that he always has one in his mouth and begs to play tug! Enjoys rolling around on the grass. * Dislike: Is scared of getting in a car, and tries to run away by taking off his leash or harness. Double leashes are a must and extra care is needed. Is scared of large movements, and people who are holding things such as canes. Gets scared and wary if someone waves an object in his/her hand. * Tricks: Can ‘sit’ when he wants something. Previously, he could only sit, but now he sits and has also learned to make eye contact. Generally responds well to being called, but will ignore commands if his excitement level is high, especially when he sees another dog.1.) Health Condition * Neutered. * Microchipped and heartworm negative. * Both hind legs have progressed luxating patella. Surgery on the right leg has been successfully completed, and the left leg is scheduled for surgery in February. The patella is staying in place perfectly, and the recovery speed is excellent. Strict activity restriction is required for the next 4 weeks, though very light, short walks are permitted. 2.) Rescue Story * Buddle was sitting idly in a wire cage with holes underneath, lifted off the ground, at a rural house in Damyang, Jeollanam-do. Noticing that dogs in that house disappeared and were replaced frequently, an Adogs volunteer could no longer turn away and rushed to rescue him. 3.) Basic Information * With People: Likes people and actively shows interest in them but avoids your hands if you actively try to pet him. Quite likes being petted once you actually get ahold of him, but doesn’t completely let his guard down. Although he’s curious about people, he growls or barks out of fear if he seems someone making large movements or holding and shaking something in their hand. Due to a bit of shyness, he sometimes waits over food until people are gone. With familiar people, he’s an affectionate cutie that chases them around, lies down near them, and asks to be petted by licking them. * With Dogs: Tends to get overexcited when seeing other dogs, which can lead to barking or "mouth punching" (poking with the snout). Is affectionate and gets along well with close friends, caution is needed as there is sensitivity around food. * With Cats: Gets overexcited and tries to chase cats when encountering them. * Separation Anxiety: Unclear, since he’s living in a communal environment at our center. Training will be necessary from the start once placed in a home. * Potty Training: Only potties outdoors since he’s currently living at our center. Marks various spots during walks. * Hygiene: Accepts any grooming nicely when caught! * Walks: Is receiving training, but pulls on the leash. Wants to chase after animals he encounters on walks. When seeing other dogs barking or being hostile, he copies that behavior and tries to charge at them. So he’s getting trained to sit and wait while other dogs pass by until they’re out of sight. * Car Sickness: Is scared of getting in a car. Trembles and drools a little at first, but becomes fine after a while. * Nip: When another dog tries to take his treat, barks, or growls at him, he shows aggression. Has never shown any nipping or biting toward people. * Barking: Whines if he wants to be taken out of his kennel, as if telling you to open the door faster! If he encounters a dog barking or being on guard while on a walk, he also barks. Has shown behavior such as continuous barking, baring teeth, and growling at certain dogs only. * Like: Really likes dolls and toys so much that he always has one in his mouth and begs to play tug! Enjoys rolling around on the grass. * Dislike: Is scared of getting in a car, and tries to run away by taking off his leash or harness. Double leashes are a must and extra care is needed. Is scared of large movements, and people who are holding things such as canes. Gets scared and wary if someone waves an object in his/her hand. * Tricks: Can ‘sit’ when he wants something. Previously, he could only sit, but now he sits and has also learned to make eye contact. Generally responds well to being called, but will ignore commands if his excitement level is high, especially when he sees another dog.