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Shiba Inu and Jindo Dogs Available for Adoption in Danvers, Massachusetts

DELTA

Shiba Inu, Jindo
🇺🇸
Danvers, Massachusetts
May 18th
female, small, young

DESCRIPTION

πŸ“Œ PLEASE READ FIRST
Delta is currently in South Korea and can come to the U.S. once matched with a suitable family. To be considered, a complete written adoption application must be submitted first.

πŸ“ Apply to Adopt Delta
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All approved adopters begin with a two-week trial and monitoring period to ensure a safe, thoughtful, and long-term match and that Delta’s needs and well-being are fully supported.

πŸ’› Adoption Fee: $650
Includes spay surgery, vaccinations, microchip, veterinary exam, international health certificate, pre-departure veterinary care, and transportation to the U.S.

Delta is a 2-year-old spayed female weighing about 7 kg (~15 lbs) with a lower energy level and an exceptionally gentle, sensitive personality. She was rescued from the Andong wildfire area in South Korea and has since shown herself to be one of the sweetest and most emotionally soft dogs her foster family has ever met.

Delta is quiet, observant, affectionate, and deeply kind. She is not the type of dog who overwhelms people with energy or demand. Instead, she slowly builds trust and becomes incredibly loving once she feels emotionally safe.

🌿 Personality
β€’ Extremely gentle, sensitive, and well-mannered
β€’ Quiet indoors with very little barking
β€’ Affectionate once bonded and enjoys physical closeness
β€’ Loves sleeping beside her people and leaning against them
β€’ Very tolerant during handling, grooming, and daily care
β€’ Food motivated and enjoys nose work activities

πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§ With People
β€’ Initially shy with strangers, especially outdoors
β€’ Never aggressive β€” simply cautious and sensitive
β€’ Warms up steadily when allowed to approach at her own pace
β€’ Loves affection once comfortable and will actively seek pets and closeness
β€’ No major difference between men and women, though sudden movement or loud noises can startle her

Her foster recommends:
β€’ Letting Delta approach first
β€’ Avoiding forced handling initially
β€’ Using treats, calm energy, and patience to build trust

πŸ‘Ά With Children
β€’ Previous foster reported she did well with children
β€’ Likely best with calm, respectful kids rather than loud or chaotic environments

🐢 With Other Dogs
Delta is extremely social and emotionally appropriate with other dogs.

β€’ Gets along beautifully with both large and small dogs
β€’ Reads social cues very well
β€’ Gentle with shy dogs and tolerant of rude behavior
β€’ Has even attempted to β€œmediate” conflicts between dogs at dog cafΓ©s
β€’ Could thrive either as an only dog or with another calm, friendly dog

Her foster believes other dogs help Delta feel safer and more confident in new situations.

🚢 Walks & Exercise
Delta loves walks and outdoor activity.

Current routine:
β€’ Morning walk: 30–40 minutes
β€’ Evening walk: 1–1.5 hours

Important notes:
β€’ 100% outdoor potty trained
β€’ Pulls strongly at the beginning of walks due to excitement
β€’ Startles easily at sudden loud sounds or unfamiliar people nearby
β€’ May freeze or move away when frightened
β€’ Does not pick up food outdoors

Her foster strongly recommends:
β€’ Using both a harness and collar during the adjustment period
β€’ Gradual confidence-building around environmental noise

She especially enjoys:
β€’ Long sniff walks
β€’ Exploring outdoors
β€’ Nose work and food enrichment
β€’ Quiet observation of surroundings

🏠 Home Behavior
β€’ Very calm and low-maintenance indoors
β€’ No destructive behavior or chewing issues
β€’ No separation anxiety observed
β€’ Quietly rests or sleeps while home alone
β€’ Loves soft resting spaces and sleeping in bed with her people

πŸ’¬ Barking
β€’ Rarely barks
β€’ Occasionally gives a single bark when overly excited before walks or when correcting another dog

πŸš— Car Rides
β€’ Limited direct experience with current foster
β€’ Previous handlers reported she traveled calmly

πŸ› Grooming & Handling
One of Delta’s standout qualities is how tolerant and cooperative she is.

β€’ Tolerates bathing, paw wiping, brushing, and teeth care
β€’ May dislike parts of grooming but patiently allows handling
β€’ No growling, snapping, or defensive behavior observed

🧸 Favorite Activities
β€’ Nose work
β€’ Treat puzzles and enrichment
β€’ Long walks and sniffing
β€’ Quiet companionship
β€’ Pulling tags off plush toys πŸ˜‚

🍽 Diet & Health
β€’ Currently eating Harim Bob-i-Boyak Joint Health formula
β€’ No known allergies
β€’ Healthy overall and slightly lean
β€’ Fleas, ticks, and heartworm prevention must be continued every 1st day of each month year-round, including winter months

πŸ›Ÿ Ideal Home
Delta would thrive with:
β€’ Patient adopters who understand sensitive dogs
β€’ A calm and stable household
β€’ People who enjoy walks and outdoor time
β€’ Someone willing to build trust gradually
β€’ A family committed to consistency and emotional safety

🏑 Not the Best Fit
β€’ Loud or chaotic households
β€’ Homes with frequent sudden noises
β€’ Families gone for extremely long hours daily
β€’ People expecting an instantly confident or highly outgoing dog
β€’ Homes highly sensitive to shedding

πŸ’¬ The Reality
Delta is not a difficult dog β€” she is simply sensitive. Environmental instability and repeated changes have made her cautious initially, but even when nervous, she remains remarkably gentle and trusting.

Her foster noted that within about a week she started approaching for affection on her own, and after about a month she appeared truly settled and emotionally comfortable.

πŸ’› Why Delta
Delta is the kind of dog who quietly becomes deeply important to you. She is emotionally gentle, incredibly kind, and genuinely wants connection. Watching her slowly relax, trust, and feel safe is the type of bond that feels deeply meaningful and earned.

ABOUT: JINDO DOG BREED

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.
Learn about Jindos

ABOUT: SHIBA INU DOG BREED

The Shiba Inu is a small to medium sized dog breed known for its fox like appearance, with a curled tail and upright ears. Originating from Japan, Shiba Inus are independent, alert, and spirited dogs. They are loyal to their families but can be reserved around strangers. Recognized for their bold and confident nature, Shiba Inus require consistent training and socialization to thrive. With a thick double coat and a distinct red, sesame, or black and tan coloration, Shiba Inus are charming companions for active individuals or families.
Learn about Shiba Inus

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