Cliff

Name: Cliff<br/>Age: 3 years (estimated)<br/>Sex: Male (neutered)<br/>Weight: 18.7 kg (≈41 lbs), actively gaining toward a healthy target of ~20 kg<br/>Energy Level: Moderate<br/><br/>Adoption Fee: $650 (includes neuter, microchip, vaccinations, health cert, airfare)<br/><br/>Trial Period: All adopters receive a two-week trial and monitoring.<br/>More Photos & Videos: [https://photos.app.goo.gl/o7JdswAhdm3k19bU6]<br/><br/>Rescue Story<br/>Cliff spent his life at Namhae Shelter in South Korea, rescued just before euthanasia. He had never lived with a family or known consistent affection until foster care.<br/><br/>Despite his tough start, Cliff has adapted to home life with calm resilience, enjoying comfort and routine for the first time.<br/><br/><br/>Health & Physical Notes<br/><br/>* Congenital mild curvature of the left front leg; it does not affect walking, running, or play.<br/>* Several damaged teeth were surgically removed, likely due to chewing on metal bars while confined at the shelter. He eats food without issue, but hard treats should be avoided.<br/>* No ongoing dental issues, but very hard chews should be avoided.<br/>* Otherwise healthy<br/>* Monthly NexGard Spectra (25th of each month; year-round)<br/>* Diet: Go! Salmon kibble; enjoys boiled chicken and most treats.<br/>* No known allergies<br/><br/>Personality — Exceptionally Kind & Social<br/><br/>Cliff is one of those rare dogs who immediately put people at ease. His temperament is gentle, steady, and affectionate without being demanding.<br/><br/>* Warm, trusting, and emotionally balanced<br/>* Approaches people politely and enjoys quiet affection<br/>* Leans in or nudges gently to ask for attention<br/>* Non-reactive, calm, and thoughtful<br/>* Makes strong eye contact that many describe as “heart-melting.”<br/><br/>With Children: Cliff is gentle, patient, and calm with dog-savvy children, showing no fear, reactivity, or roughness.<br/><br/><br/>With Dogs<br/><br/>Cliff is outstanding with dogs of all sizes, ages, and genders.<br/><br/>* Lives peacefully with multiple dogs (large and small)<br/>* Enjoys gentle play when invited<br/>* Respects boundaries immediately if another dog prefers space<br/>* No resource guarding, no intimidation, no roughness<br/><br/>With Cats<br/><br/>Cliff is calm and respectful around cats, indoors and out.<br/><br/>* No chasing<br/>* No fixation<br/>* Calm coexistence<br/><br/><br/>Home Life & Daily Behavior<br/><br/>* Comfortable being alone for 0–6 hours, depending on the day<br/>* No separation anxiety<br/>* No destructive behavior<br/>* Has never barked in foster care<br/>* Fully outdoor potty trained; may have one brief adjustment accident at first.<br/>* No marking behavior<br/><br/>Sleeping & Resting<br/><br/>* Prefers thin mats or light blankets<br/>* Still learning to enjoy plush beds or jumping onto furniture.<br/>* Previously lived only on hard shelter floors and is adjusting gradually.<br/><br/>Training & Skills<br/><br/>Leash Walking:<br/><br/>* Walks calmly at the handler’s pace<br/>* No pulling<br/>* Sits patiently if the handler stops<br/><br/>Car Rides:<br/><br/>* Tolerates car rides well<br/>* No drooling or vomiting<br/>* Mild panting at times<br/>* Must be secured with a seatbelt (may try to step out when doors open)<br/><br/>Crate:<br/><br/>* Neutral toward crates<br/>* Calm once inside<br/>* Does not panic or vocalize<br/><br/>Grooming: Very cooperative for baths and handling<br/><br/>Cliff will thrive in a home that offers:<br/><br/>* Consistent companionship and affection<br/>* Calm, predictable routines<br/>* Daily walks and moderate activity (1.5–2 hours total)<br/>* A gentle, respectful environment<br/>* Limited reliance on creating<br/><br/>He is an excellent fit for:<br/><br/>* Families with children<br/>* Homes with dogs and/or cats<br/>* First-time adopters looking for an easy, emotionally steady companion<br/><br/>Not ideal for:<br/><br/>* Homes with a very dominant or pushy resident dog<br/>* Households planning long hours of crating<br/><br/>Why Cliff<br/><br/>Cliff brings quiet warmth. He settles easily, loves deeply, and asks only for kindness. His gentle, social nature makes him an outstanding family dog. If you’re looking for a calm, loving companion who is truly good with kids, dogs, and cats, Cliff is ready to meet you.

Name: Cliff
Age: 3 years (estimated)
Sex: Male (neutered)
Weight: 18.7 kg (≈41 lbs), actively gaining toward a healthy target of ~20 kg
Energy Level: Moderate

Adoption Fee: $650 (includes neuter, microchip, vaccinations, health cert, airfare)

Trial Period: All adopters receive a two-week trial and monitoring.
More Photos & Videos: [https://photos.app.goo.gl/o7JdswAhdm3k19bU6]

Rescue Story
Cliff spent his life at Namhae Shelter in South Korea, rescued just before euthanasia. He had never lived with a family or known consistent affection until foster care.

Despite his tough start, Cliff has adapted to home life with calm resilience, enjoying comfort and routine for the first time.


Health & Physical Notes

* Congenital mild curvature of the left front leg; it does not affect walking, running, or play.
* Several damaged teeth were surgically removed, likely due to chewing on metal bars while confined at the shelter. He eats food without issue,

Name: Cliff
Age: 3 years (estimated)
Sex: Male (neutered)
Weight: 18.7 kg (≈41 lbs), actively gaining toward a healthy target of ~20 kg
Energy Level: Moderate

Adoption Fee: $650 (includes neuter, microchip, vaccinations, health cert, airfare)

Trial Period: All adopters receive a two-week trial and monitoring.
More Photos & Videos: [https://photos.app.goo.gl/o7JdswAhdm3k19bU6]

Rescue Story
Cliff spent his life at Namhae Shelter in South Korea, rescued just before euthanasia. He had never lived with a family or known consistent affection until foster care.

Despite his tough start, Cliff has adapted to home life with calm resilience, enjoying comfort and routine for the first time.


Health & Physical Notes

* Congenital mild curvature of the left front leg; it does not affect walking, running, or play.
* Several damaged teeth were surgically removed, likely due to chewing on metal bars while confined at the shelter. He eats food without issue, but hard treats should be avoided.
* No ongoing dental issues, but very hard chews should be avoided.
* Otherwise healthy
* Monthly NexGard Spectra (25th of each month; year-round)
* Diet: Go! Salmon kibble; enjoys boiled chicken and most treats.
* No known allergies

Personality — Exceptionally Kind & Social

Cliff is one of those rare dogs who immediately put