How to Buy a Jindo Dog
This article will provide you with detailed information on how to buy a Jindo dog.
First, you should know that there are many different options when it comes to buying a Jindo dog. You can purchase one from a breeder, or adopt one from a shelter. You can also find them for sale through classified ads and online auctions.
Second, you need to make sure that you have the time and money necessary for this type of pet. They require lots of attention and care, so be certain that your lifestyle is compatible with these needs before making the decision to purchase a Jindo dog.
Third, be aware that some people will want to sell their dogs as puppies while others might be willing to sell them as adults.
How much is a Jindo puppy?
A Jindo puppy from a very reputable breeder could cost up to $2,000. However, you can also find Jindo puppies for sale from $300-$1,000.[1]
Can you get a Jindo in America?
Despite being illegal to export from Korea, many Jindos were brought to the U.S. and are now bred for sale here. Most are no longer purebred. With no organization to regulate breeding, an increasing number of Jindos are being sold by backyard breeders to people who cannot handle them.[2]
Do Jindos bark?
Is a Good Guard Dog: Jindos are quiet but will bark when necessary. With the ability to distinguish between 30,000 different people, a Jindo has a keen sense of who belongs and who doesn’t, and they will alert if something is out of the ordinary.[3]
Are Jindo dogs rare?
The Korean Jindo is a very rare breed. Some adult Korean Jindos or Jindo mixes might find their way into a rescue situation, but usually, people who want a Korean Jindo must look for a reputable breeder for a puppy.[4]
Is Jindo a good family dog?
Jindos are one-person dogs, very loyal to their owner and family and often reserved with strangers. The breed is keenly protective of their owner and property and is prized as an intelligent watch dog who does not react unless necessary.[5]
Are Jindo dogs hard to train?
The Jindo is known for its loyalty and are easy to train because of it. However, these dogs command respect. They can be hard-headed and stubborn to owners who have not earned their respect.[6]
Are Jindo and Shiba related?
No, that’s not a Shiba Inu! To give you some perspective, the Jindo dog is considered a national treasure of Korea. The breed was dubbed National Monument No. 53 by the Korean Government in 1962.[7]
What is a Korean village dog?
Village dogs – medium-sized dogs with pointy snouts that freely breed and live near people around the world – from present-day Nepal and Mongolia are direct descendants of the first domesticated dogs, which originated at least 15,000 years ago in the same region.[8]
Are Korean Jindos hypoallergenic?
As mentioned before, Jindos tend to shed their coats much less than other breeds of dogs. This means that they produce far less dander than other breeds of dog, especially those that have longer hair coats.[9]
Can Jindos go off leash?
So if you want to get a Jindo and do some off-leash walking, make sure the dog is well socialized with other dogs so there is no problems. My dogs have no problem with people when they’re off leash, they don’t bother approaching other people, they ignore them or turn the other way.[10]
Do Jindos need jackets?
Coat Quality Jindos should have at minimum a double-layer coat. They should have an outer layer of guard hairs and an inner layer of undercoat.[11]
Do Jindo dogs get along with other dogs?
Just as some Jindos can learn to accept other dogs, they can also coexist with cats and small pets, but it takes patience and consistent training on the part of the owner.[12]
