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Heather - Heather
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Name: Heather
Age: 4 months and a half (Born on June 15th)
Gender: Female
Weight: 10 kilograms
Breed: Mix (Mother is a Labrador mix, Father is a mix breed)
Vaccination and Neutering: Vaccination is complete, and neutering is planned for the future.
Relationship with adults: Heather is friendly and likes people but can be a bit restless. She's a lively pup and resembles her mom in both looks and temperament.
Relationship with kids: Heather hasn't met kids, but she seems to be friendly and approachable.
Relationship with other dogs: She gets along well with her siblings and has been trained not to play too roughly. She can adjust and play in a controlled manner.
Relationship with cats: Heather has met a cat but approached it too enthusiastically. She didn't show aggression but needs to learn some manners.
House training: Heather mostly does her business indoors and is good with pee pads.
Energy level: Being a young large breed puppy, her energy level is high. Ongoing training is necessary to make her attentive to human commands.
Separation anxiety/Barking: Heather doesn't have separation anxiety and doesn't bark much even when playing actively.
Touch and handling: Heather enjoys being touched and licking instead of nipping. She has been trained to lick rather than nip. She likes being close to people.
Walking on the leash: She is a bit unsure about collars and harnesses but enjoys walks.
Escape artist: Heather doesn't try to escape but may push through a low fence to approach people.
Rescue Story: Heather was rescued from a difficult situation. She had her right front leg amputated when she was just two months old, and she suffered from gangrene. Despite receiving no medical treatment, she was left tied up in a stone yard. She was discovered in distress and rescued.
Heather - Heather
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Name: Heather
Age: 4 months and a half (Born on June 15th)
Gender: Female
Weight: 10 kilograms
Breed: Mix (Mother is a Labrador mix, Father is a mix breed)
Vaccination and Neutering: Vaccination is complete, and neutering is planned for the future.
Relationship with adults: Heather is friendly and likes people but can be a bit restless. She's a lively pup and resembles her mom in both looks and temperament.
Relationship with kids: Heather hasn't met kids, but she seems to be friendly and approachable.
Relationship with other dogs: She gets along well with her siblings and has been trained not to play too roughly. She can adjust and play in a controlled manner.
Relationship with cats: Heather has met a cat but approached it too enthusiastically. She didn't show aggression but needs to learn some manners.
House training: Heather mostly does her business indoors and is good with pee pads.
Energy level: Being a young large breed puppy, her energy level is high. Ongoing training is necessary to make her attentive to human commands.
Separation anxiety/Barking: Heather doesn't have separation anxiety and doesn't bark much even when playing actively.
Touch and handling: Heather enjoys being touched and licking instead of nipping. She has been trained to lick rather than nip. She likes being close to people.
Walking on the leash: She is a bit unsure about collars and harnesses but enjoys walks.
Escape artist: Heather doesn't try to escape but may push through a low fence to approach people.
Rescue Story: Heather was rescued from a difficult situation. She had her right front leg amputated when she was just two months old, and she suffered from gangrene. Despite receiving no medical treatment, she was left tied up in a stone yard. She was discovered in distress and rescued.
All our dogs fly from Korea to the US when their adoptions are finalized. Therefore, we cannot provide the "meet and greet." Multiple video clips will be provided, and we will help you walk through the steps to reassure the adopted dog and the adopter are the best match for each other. Some dogs are available for meet and greet if the dogs are fostered in the US.
All our dogs fly from Korea to the US when their adoptions are finalized. Therefore, we cannot provide the "meet and greet." Multiple video clips will be provided, and we will help you walk through the steps to reassure the adopted dog and the adopter are the best match for each other. Some dogs are available for meet and greet if the dogs are fostered in the US.
More about this rescue
WELCOME PAWS: KOREAN DOG RESCUE is an all-volunteer and animal welfare organization dedicated to the rescue and placement of stray, neglected and abused animals, high kill city sheltered animals and dog meat trade animals in South Korea. All of our pets are cared for by foster homes and receive complete medical care, which includes deworming, vaccinations and spaying/neutering prior to their adoption.
WELCOME PAWS: KOREAN DOG RESCUE is an all-volunteer and animal welfare organization dedicated to the rescue and placement of stray, neglected and abused animals, high kill city sheltered animals and dog meat trade animals in South Korea. All of our pets are cared for by foster homes and receive complete medical care, which includes deworming, vaccinations and spaying/neutering prior to their adoption.
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