Sa Yi (20230822-01)

My story

Weight: 48.5lbsAge: 5.5 years, DOB Mar 01, 2019Gender: femaleSpayed/Neutered: yesBreed: jindo mixColour: white Neck size (for collar): 40 cm (16")Chest circumference (for harness): 64 cm (25")Height (from top of head): 70 cm (28")Length (from nose to base of tail): 83 cm (33")Crate size recommended: Good with women: yesGood with men: YesGood with kids: YesGood with other dogs: yes, a little shy with new dogs at firstGood with cats: yesHouse trained: YesCrate trained: YesEnergy level: MediumCan be handled/touched: Yes, loves to be petted but gets a little squirmy when her toes or belly is touchedBarker: NoFlight risk: NoFood aggressive: NoCurrent food: BonaCibo ADULT DOG KibbleWalks on leash: yes, in progress - a little nervous, but walks slowly, calmly and well.Leash reactive to people or dogs: noRides well in car: YesDestructive: No signs so farNeeds a home with a yard: preferredNeeds a home with another dog: No problemCan live in an apartment: basement apartment or townhome would be fine Backstory:Sa Yi was rescued in May of 2020 by a chance encounter. Along with some other dogs, she was found being illegally transported by a dog meat trafficker. We stopped the truck and waited for police to arrive on the scene. Had we not been on the road, Sa Yi and Moi (the other dog she was rescued with) would have been kept in the most horrific conditions and died the most brutal death. Sa Yi is interested in people and although slightly shy at first, opens up quickly. She enjoys affection but gets a little squirmy and uncomfortable when her toes and belly are touched.Sa Yi is shy around other dogs at first but once she gets to know the other dogs, she plays actively with her friends. She is learning how to walk on a leash, and while sometimes nervous she is doing well and walks slowly and calmly most of the time Please visit our website niagaradogrescue.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.

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