Kuji is a 1.5 Yr Old Female Korean Jindo surrendered to a Maryland animal shelter by her owner simply because he didn’t want her anymore. Kuji is a shelter favorite and is receiving lots of extra special attention and thanks the staff with plenty of kisses. Kuji loves to give kisses! Kuji is a very sweet, polite girl who is a true move-in-ready dog. Kuji walks well on a leash, is perfectly housetrained, is crate trained, is learning basic obedience commands and appears to be good with other dogs. Kuji absolutely loves her dog bed and as a typical Jindo will most likely prefer her own bed to the human furniture. Kuji is a quite girl and does not bark, but this is typical of the breed. A Jindo will only bark when there is a reason. Treasured k9s is assisting the shelter by cross posting and pre-screening applicants since Jindos are a rare breed and require a very special and dedicated owner. Kuji would do best as an only dog and with older children. Kuji is a very special girl and needs to get into a home of her own where she can bond to her new owners. Jindos are a rare breed from Korea and researching the breed is highly recommended. Experience with Akitas, Shiba Inus, Sharpei, Chows, Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, Samoyeds, American Eskimos and a similar Spitz breed is preferred.
Knowledge of the Nothing in Life is Free theory and/or Cesar Millan’s methods are essential for a successful adoption. If you are interested in learning more about Kuji, please visit submit an adoption application.