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🐶 Quick Facts 🐾
• Name: Joey
• Age: 1.5 years old
• Gender: Male
• Neutered: Yes
• Breed: Terrier mix
• Colour: Brown/black
• Weight: 10kg
🐕 Me & Humans👨🏻
Hi all! My name is Joey and I have been living in the shelter since I was a little puppy for about a year. I was once on the euthanasia list but luckily got rescued before anything bad happened. I might appear to be little bit shy and nervous in the beginning and end up trying to hide myself but that does not mean I want to avoid meeting people. I just do not know what to do! ☹ I was never taught how to welcome people but just give me some time and I will eventually come out and wait patiently to get petted! Oh, treats🧁might help as I can open my heart more easily, so you might want to prepare some in advance! Once I get to know you, I will show my belly and let you lift me up. I have been in the shelter for a long period of time and was not exposed to humans that much and that is the reason why I do not know how to approach them politely!
🐕With Dogs & Cats🐈
Although I can be little nervous and shy with new humans, greeting my kind🐕is not difficult! I know how to politely say hello to them, get along with friends in different sizes, and even if someone tries to fight against me, I never get involved. I usually step aside and do my own business. With cats🐈, I show zero interest. I do not like or dislike them🤔.
🔋Walks & Resource Guarding & Potty Break🚶
My energy level is moderate and after my outdoor adventure, I like to sit down on my couch and relax quietly. I might pull on the leash🚶but still try to obey my human's guidance so please bear with me 😊. I do not guard my food🥩 against anybody whether they are humans or my own kind. I am also crate-trained and prefer to take my potty break💩outside during my walk. There is a chance that I might start marking in new environment so when you take me to someone else’s house, always remember to bring some pee-pads just in case! 🗇
💌Last Message 💕
I remember spending my entire year being in a tiny crate without socializing with furry friends and humans. It was miserable but thankfully I got rescued. Despite my lack of social skills, it only took me a week to make friends. The world was, and still is, full of cool things. I am still discovering new things everyday, and I am so ready to start my discovery with my new family as soon as possible! If I find my forever home and family, I will be an affectionate loyal companion that can bring “JOEY” in the house🏠. To proceed to the next step, please contact me and my trusted humans!
📺 For more videos📺
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnUM6JUwC1I&list=PLIsLTtIpe3JyBJGs_j8iSIUYffE-Z-1ld&index=1
🐶 Quick Facts 🐾
• Name: Joey
• Age: 1.5 years old
• Gender: Male
• Neutered: Yes
• Breed: Terrier mix
• Colour: Brown/black
• Weight: 10kg
🐕 Me & Humans👨🏻
Hi all! My name is Joey and I have been living in the shelter since I was a little puppy for about a year. I was once on the euthanasia list but luckily got rescued before anything bad happened. I might appear to be little bit shy and nervous in the beginning and end up trying to hide myself but that does not mean I want to avoid meeting people. I just do not know what to do! ☹ I was never taught how to welcome people but just give me some time and I will eventually come out and wait patiently to get petted! Oh, treats🧁might help as I can open my heart more easily, so you might want to prepare some in advance! Once I get to know you, I will show my belly and let you lift me up. I have been in the shelter for a long period of time and was not exposed to humans that much and that is the reason why I do not know how to approach them politely!
🐕With Dogs & Cats🐈
Although I can be little nervous and shy with new humans, greeting my kind🐕is not difficult! I know how to politely say hello to them, get along with friends in different sizes, and even if someone tries to fight against me, I never get involved. I usually step aside and do my own business. With cats🐈, I show zero interest. I do not like or dislike them🤔.
🔋Walks & Resource Guarding & Potty Break🚶
My energy level is moderate and after my outdoor adventure, I like to sit down on my couch and relax quietly. I might pull on the leash🚶but still try to obey my human's guidance so please bear with me 😊. I do not guard my food🥩 against anybody whether they are humans or my own kind. I am also crate-trained and prefer to take my potty break💩outside during my walk. There is a chance that I might start marking in new environment so when you take me to someone else’s house, always remember to bring some pee-pads just in case! 🗇
💌Last Message 💕
I remember spending my entire year being in a tiny crate without socializing with furry friends and humans. It was miserable but thankfully I got rescued. Despite my lack of social skills, it only took me a week to make friends. The world was, and still is, full of cool things. I am still discovering new things everyday, and I am so ready to start my discovery with my new family as soon as possible! If I find my forever home and family, I will be an affectionate loyal companion that can bring “JOEY” in the house🏠. To proceed to the next step, please contact me and my trusted humans!
📺 For more videos📺
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnUM6JUwC1I&list=PLIsLTtIpe3JyBJGs_j8iSIUYffE-Z-1ld&index=1
We are against the slaughter and consumption of dogs in Korea.
In Korea, there are many dogs that are kept in overcrowded cages in dog-meat facilities. They are sent to the market after being tortured to death. Although the consumption of dog meat is increasingly controversial and the vast majority of younger generations do not believe in dog meat, there are still many dogs that need to be rescued from farms and streets on which they have been abandoned/mistreated by humans.
We are against the slaughter and consumption of dogs in Korea.
In Korea, there are many dogs that are kept in overcrowded cages in dog-meat facilities. They are sent to the market after being tortured to death. Although the consumption of dog meat is increasingly controversial and the vast majority of younger generations do not believe in dog meat, there are still many dogs that need to be rescued from farms and streets on which they have been abandoned/mistreated by humans.
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