Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
✅Currently located in South Korea✅️
💟Available to fly to LAX💟
Meet Dorothy♠️
• With People:
Dorothy may need a little time to warm up to strangers, but once comfortable, she becomes affectionate and playful, even giving kisses. She’s not used to being held, so she tends to stiffen up when picked up.
• With Dogs:
Dorothy gets along well with other dogs, though she may be initially shy with unfamiliar ones. She enjoys playing with familiar dogs but is still learning how to play gently, as she can get overly excited.
• With Cats:
Dorothy coexists peacefully with cats and shows no issues interacting with them.
• Separation Anxiety:
Dorothy is independent and can stay alone without barking or showing anxiety. She sleeps well on her own, making her a great companion for any routine.
• Potty Training:
Dorothy is pad-trained and adapts easily even when the pad’s location is changed.
• Walking and Outdoor Behavior:
She enjoys walks but tends to pull on the leash when she’s curious about something, like birds. Training is ongoing to improve her leash manners. She also responds well to sitting when directed, especially around passing people.
• Grooming and Hygiene:
Dorothy is comfortable with grooming, including baths, brushing, nail trims, and drying.
• Car Sickness:
She generally travels well in cars but may occasionally experience vomiting.
💌Special Notes💌
• As a puppy, Dorothy may display behaviors like mild separation anxiety, mouthing, whining, or mischief, which require ongoing training.
• Her coat type and eventual size are uncertain due to the lack of information about her father.
• Dorothy has mastered “sit,” “wait,” “lie down,” and “eat.” She also responds well to her name and will eagerly run to you when called.
❗Health Status❗
• Spayed: Not yet completed
• Microchipped: Not yet completed
• Other:
Dorothy has corneal edema, requiring consistent application of eye drops. This condition is not contagious.
