Jindo and Terrier Dogs Available for Adoption

📌 PLEASE READ FIRST
To be considered for Lily, a complete written adoption application must be submitted first. Lily is currently in South Korea and will fly to the U.S. once a suitable family is fully matched through our vetting process, traveling to JFK via a flight volunteer.
All approved adopters begin with a two-week trial and monitoring period to ensure a safe, long-term fit.

👉 Apply to Adopt
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✨ Age: ~11 months (estimated)
✨ Sex: Female (spayed)
✨ Weight: ~13 kg (about 28.5 lbs)
✨ Energy Level: 4/5 — active, athletic, and playful

📸 More Photos & Videos (Google Album)
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📷 Instagram (managed by current foster family)
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💛 Adoption Fee: $650
Includes spay surgery, vaccinations, microchip, pre-departure veterinary exam, official health certificate, and international airfare.

🐶 Lily’s Story
Lily was rescued from the Hongseong Shelter just before euthanasia after being found with severe skin disease alongside her three siblings. One brother has already found a forever home in the U.S., her sister Mimi was adopted in Korea, and now it’s Lily’s turn. With treatment and stability, Lily has made a full recovery and grown into a confident, joyful young dog.

🩺 Health & Care
• Currently very healthy; January bloodwork showed no concerns
• No known allergies (tolerates meats, vegetables, and fruits well)
• Monthly NexGard Spectra on the 20th (year-round protection required)
• Diet: Acana Free-Run Duck / Lucy Pet Small Bites
• Favorite treats: freeze-dried chicken, pig ear slices, sweet potato

🌟 Personality
Lily is a happy, expressive young dog with excellent social skills. She is affectionate without being clingy, playful without being chaotic, and confident while still responsive to guidance. She enjoys activity and exploration, then settles nicely to rest.

🏫 Doggy Daycare
Lily is currently attending doggy daycare and loves it. She plays beautifully with small dogs, large dogs, and even dogs she has never met before. Her foster reports that she adapts easily in group settings and interacts appropriately with different play styles.

👩 With Women
• Slightly cautious at first, then warms up quickly (often within 5 minutes)
• Accepts petting easily and becomes friendly fast
• Food motivation helps her bond quickly

👨 With Men
• Generally comfortable
• May pause briefly around tall men in dark clothing during walks
• No aggression; curiosity outweighs hesitation

🧒 With Children
• Recently met a young child who initially ran and shouted excitedly
• Lily appeared briefly tense at first but quickly relaxed
• Played and interacted well shortly after
• Best with respectful children who understand dog boundaries

🐕 With Dogs
• Excellent with most dogs
• Loves small dogs and dogs similar in size (7–15 kg)
• Plays especially well with her foster sibling (9 kg spayed female, age 3)
• Generally friendly with large dogs, though may feel unsure around very large (30 kg+) black dogs
• If another dog sets boundaries, Lily respects them

🐈 With Cats
• Curious and alert when she sees cats
• No chasing or aggressive behavior observed

🏡 Home Life & Routine
• Lives with two women in their 30s, one resident dog, and visits from a male adult on weekends
• Weekdays: alone about 6 hours on 1–2 days per week; otherwise with family
• Sleeps on her own cushion both day and night
• Calm indoors and follows household rules well

🕰 Typical Day
• Morning walk and breakfast
• Play, enrichment, and rest
• Afternoon walk
• Evening walk, dinner, and calm time
• Weekly: dog park 2–3 times, doggy daycare once

🚽 Potty Training
• 100% outdoor potty trained
• Uses a pad only if she truly cannot hold it

🧘 Alone Time & Behavior
• Mild pacing for about 30 minutes when left alone, then settles
• Eats normally even when alone
• No separation anxiety
• Very little barking; may whine softly when she wants something
• Occasionally barks back if another dog barks aggressively

🦷 Training & Manners
• No destructive behavior when provided with toys and chews
• Walks nicely on leash; may pull briefly before pooping
• Curious about food on the ground but releases items easily
• Improved significantly around motorcycles and trucks
• Kennel used for meals; “house” training in progress

🚗 Car Rides
• Rides calmly for 1–3+ hours with breaks
• Initial motion sickness resolved
• Does not love getting into the car yet; training ongoing
• Travels safely in a crate

🛁 Grooming & Handling
• Bathing: tolerates well
• Dryer noise is scary; towel drying preferred
• Tooth brushing: does very well

🎾 Favorite Activities
• Running and playing with other dogs
• Squeaky balls and plush toys
• Wood sticks and safe chews
• Nose-work games
• Exploring new environments

📏 Measurements
• Neck: 30 cm
• Chest: 52 cm

🏠 Ideal Home for Lily
• Active adopters who enjoy walks and outdoor time
• A home open to medium-energy, medium-size dogs
• Another friendly dog is a plus but not required
• A family that understands young dogs need both activity and rest
• Adopters who value structure and consistency

🚫 Not a Good Fit
• Homes expecting advanced obedience immediately
• Families wanting a low-energy dog
• Homes uncomfortable with medium-size dogs

💬 Final Note
Lily is social, adaptable, and joyful. She is still young and continuing to mature, but she has a strong foundation and excellent social skills. With consistency and guidance, she will grow into a confident, well-balanced companion.

The Jindo, a Korean native breed renowned for its loyalty, courage, and intelligence, is highly prized for its unwavering loyalty to its family. This medium sized, spitz type dog has a distinctive double coat that sheds seasonally. Known for their independent nature, Jindos require early socialization and firm, consistent training. With a strong prey drive and territorial instincts, they excel as hunters and watchdogs. Their deep bonds with their owners make them loving companions, albeit not suitable for inexperienced owners.

The terrier is a spirited and intelligent dog breed known for its feisty personality and boundless energy. Terriers come in various sizes and coat types, but they all share a common heritage as fearless and determined hunters. These dogs are typically highly trainable, making them versatile companions for active individuals and families alike. With their loyalty and playful demeanor, terriers are beloved for their endless enthusiasm and affectionate nature.

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