Are Korean Jindos aggressive?

While the Jindo are not known for being aggressive, they have been called an especially suspicious breed. They are fiercely protective of their owners, frequently to whatever ends they feel necessary.

What were Jindos used for?

Jindos will often not allow strangers into their homes and thus require an owner prepared to accept and manage this behavior. Jindos can also be protective of their owners. Jindos are often aloof towards people and are not the most affectionate dogs.

How much does a Korean Jindo dog cost?

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.

How big do Korean Jindos get?

Male Jindos grow to a height of 19½ to 21 inches. Females are slightly smaller at 18½ to 20 inches.

How much exercise does Jindo need?

Jindo dogs are well adapted to domestic life. They are happy going on 10-30 minute walks multiple times a day, and enjoy a regular exercise schedule. This makes them excellent apartment dogs, as long as they get outside to expand and explore their territory every day.

How much do Jindos shed?

The Jindo is a seasonal shedder and will shed very heavily twice a year, usually in the spring and fall. During heavy shedding, the Jindo needs to be groomed every day and given weekly warm baths to help the hair come out quicker. Use a comb, pin brush and deshedder when grooming during times of heavy shedding.

What are Jindos allergic to?

In humans, an allergy to pollen, mold, or dust makes people sneeze and their eyes itch. In dogs, rather than sneeze, allergies make their skin itchy. We call this skin allergy “atopy”, and Jindos often have it.

What do Jindo dogs eat?

Giving them a diet as close to that of the wild will help maintain health for years to come. Some owners choose to feed their Jindo a raw diet but they also do well with a high protein grain free kibble. Avoid feeding your Jindo a kibble made with corn, as their digestive system isn’t used to heavy starches.