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Jindos require enough space to run and exercise everyday. | ||
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One should only get a Jindo if one has a fenced yard at least 6 ft high | |||
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Jindos have high prey drive. It is not recommended not to introduce Jindos to other dominant animals since this behavior is only going to start dog fights. | |||
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Whenever you feel that your Jindos are out of control, it is strongly advised to enroll them in obedience school at 6 months old to avoid future liability. | |||
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Due to the strength and potential dog/prey aggressiveness of this medium-sized dog, a Jindo will probably be better suited to a household without infants or young children. |
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A Jindo will shed profusely twice year (fur falls out in clumps). Brushing will be required during those times. Warm baths followed by a blow dry seems to speed up this process. | |||
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Since Jindos are known as independent thinkers, they will never be reliable off-leash. Make sure that they be kept on-leash whenever out in public. | |||
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