Bora (20240317-02)

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Name: Bora (20240317-02)Weight: 26.5 lbs Age: 2.5 years (DOB Jun, 03, 2023)Gender: Female Spayed/Neutered: YesBreed: Jindo/Labrador mixColour: White & BeigeNeck size (for collar):Height (from top of head):Length (from nose to base of tail):Crate size recommended: Good with women: yes, shy at first but warms up quickly Good with men: yes, shy at first but warms up quickly Good with kids: yes, older children recommended as she is shy at first Good with other dogs: yes, shes good with other dogs and is especially playful with her brother, Brownie.Good with cats: yes House trained: work in progress Crate trained: yes (When foster mom says House, she goes to the crate!)Energy level: mediumCan be handled/touched: yes, she freezes the first time when you try to touch her but free to touch later. Barker: no Flight risk: no Food aggressive: eats all foods, no food aggressionCurrent food: currently enjoys dog food and dog treats. She really likes to eat.Walks on leash: yes, good and is further training with volunteers and her foster momLeash reactive to people or dogs: noRides well in car: yes a little afraid at first but doing better Destructive: noNeeds a home with a yard: preferred Needs a home with another dog: preferred, other confident dogs really help her come out of her shell!Can live in an apartment: possibly Additional info:Bora is a beautiful 2.5-year-old Jindo from Korea with a soft heart and a gentle, thoughtful spirit. Her life didnt begin with comfort or stabilityBora spent her early years in a high-kill shelter, knowing very little of the world beyond concrete walls and uncertainty. Despite this, she has held onto a quiet hope that shines through once she feels safe.Bora was rescued alongside her sibling, Brownie, and the two leaned on each other for comfort while waiting for their second chance. Today, Bora is living in a rescue centre and benefits from a temporary foster mom who brings her home one day each week to help her learn basic training and house manners. With patience and consistency, Bora continues to blossom.She can be shy when meeting new people, preferring to observe at firstbut once she realizes shes safe, her sweet and loyal nature begins to shine. Bora does best with gentle guidance and a calm, patient adopter who understands that trust takes time and is incredibly rewarding.Bora gets along wonderfully with other dogs and cats and would thrive in a home with another confident dog to help build her confidence and social skills. She has a medium energy level, is crate trained, and enjoys a predictable routine that helps her feel secure.Bora is one of those special dogs whose love is quiet but deep. She doesnt rushshe connects. With the right family, she will grow into a devoted companion who offers loyalty, gratitude, and a bond that is truly earned.Bora is ready for her forever homeone filled with patience, kindness, and the love she has been waiting for. Please visit our website niagaradogrescue.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.

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