Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Story
✅Currently located in South Korea✅️
💟Available to fly to Vancouver & Toronto💟
Meet Miyoung
Rescue Story
* Miyoung was found with a tight collar around her neck, emaciated and injured. She was rescued urgently due to concerns about the poor conditions at the shelter and potential infections. Before coming to the shelter, she had a difficult past, and she was initially fearful of people. However, thanks to her foster parent’s care, she gradually opened up and was eventually adopted. Unfortunately, she got lost again during a walk after adoption and was returned to ADOGS during the search process.
* Interaction with Humans: Miyoung tends to avoid people initially, but once she becomes comfortable, she occasionally makes eye contact and stays close. Patience is needed for her to open up. She is scared of strangers, but does allow petting.
* Interaction with Other Dogs: She gets along well with other dogs and doesn’t have any issues. However, she prefers to rest alone rather than play.
* Separation Anxiety: Not present, but she doesn’t eat or drink when no one is around.
* House Training: She prefers outdoor potty but can use indoor pads if necessary.
* Hygiene: Despite being fearful, she’s never bitten and tolerates toothbrushing, baths, and hair drying.
* Walks: Has high excitement levels initially, but calms down after 10 minutes. Must use a collar as well as a harness as it hasn’t been long since she’s been re-rescued after getting lost.
* Car Sickness: Not prone to car sickness.
💌Special Notes💌
* Miyoung is very cautious and fearful, so a calm environment is essential for her well-being.
Other: Microchipped, recovered from heartworm.
* During the period when she was lost, her skin was affected by ticks, so she is currently receiving regular medication.
* She was infected with Anaplasma during her time lost and is still taking medication for it.
* Miyoung has a weak knee joint (patellar luxation), so activities like jumping or going up and down stairs should be avoided.
* Due to dental issues, she primarily eats soft food.
