Question 1

Is a Jindo dog a good apartment dog?

Accepted Answer

Jindos can live in apartments if they get sufficient daily exercise and mental stimulation. The bigger challenge is separation anxiety — Jindos form strong bonds and need gradual alone-time training before being left for a full workday. JindoPark's readiness guide covers a step-by-step alone-time plan specific to your schedule.

Question 2

How long does it take for a Korean rescue dog to adjust after adoption?

Accepted Answer

Most Korean rescue dogs need 2–6 weeks of decompression before their true personality emerges. During this period, they should have a quiet, low-stimulation environment with a consistent routine. Rushing socialization, guests, or dog park visits is the most common mistake new adopters make.

Question 3

Can a Jindo dog live with cats?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the individual dog and the introduction process. Jindos have a moderate to high prey drive, so they require careful, gradual management around cats — not just a single introduction. Many Jindos do live successfully with cats when introduced slowly and supervised consistently.

Question 4

Are Jindo dogs good for first-time dog owners?

Accepted Answer

Jindos are intelligent and loyal but can be challenging for first-time owners due to their independent nature, strong prey drive, and need for patient, consistent training. First-time owners who do thorough preparation — understanding escape risk, alone-time needs, and decompression — can succeed with the right support.

Question 5

What is the JindoPark readiness report?

Accepted Answer

The JindoPark readiness report is a free personalised guide sent to your inbox after you share basic information about your home, lifestyle, and experience. It maps your specific preparation risks and includes a first 30 days adjustment plan tailored to your situation.

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