Dro

My story

I’m about 1 year old, a medium-sized boy weighing 13kg (around 28lbs), and I’ve already been through a lot in my short life. I was born in a shelter and lived there until I was rescued by kind volunteers. It was scary at first—small cage, loud noises—but I held on. And now, I’m learning what it means to be safe and loved. Let me tell you a bit about myself! I’m smart and eager to please. I know all the basics like sit, down, paw, house, nose, and even kiss! I take my medicine and Nexgard without any fuss, and I’m not picky with food—no allergies, no fussiness, just a happy eater. I always do my business outside, and I’m totally okay being alone without getting anxious or destructive. I do bark a little when I hear things like deliveries outside, but I quiet down quickly. I love going for walks, though I still pull on the leash sometimes. Big cars or flapping banners can make me a little nervous, but I’m getting better. When I see cats or birds, I get curious and want to check them out, but I don’t chase them or get aggressive. I’m used to wearing a harness and leash, and car rides under 30 minutes are no problem (though I can get a bit carsick on longer ones). With other dogs, I’m friendly! I can be shy at first, especially around big dogs, but once I know we’re friends, I relax and play. I’m more of a “people dog” right now—I like hanging around my foster family or playing on my own. I get along well with small dogs too. I’d be happy as the only dog or with other pups around. People? I like them! I live with three kids right now and we get along great. I don’t always run up to strangers, but I warm up with time. I’m not over-the-top with affection right away, but my love grows slowly and deeply. Think of me as the shy, loyal type. My foster family says I smell like roasted grain—“꼬순내” in Korean—which they say is pretty adorable. I may not have had the easiest start, but I’m open-hearted, gentle, and ready for my next chapter. If you’re a calm, patient leader with a stable home, I’ll thrive with you. I don’t need much—just love, guidance, and a place to call my forever home. Are you the one who’ll help me write the rest of my story? Love, Dro

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