Robin

ADOPTION INFORMATION<br/>Current Location: Foster care in New England<br/>Meet and Greet: Available after submitting a complete adoption application<br/><br/>Application: https://forms.gle/UmpfbgmydH7igSdN7<br/>Pictures and Videos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/UHsJhq7M85g5BPGK9<br/><br/>Adoption Fee: 500 dollars<br/>Fee Includes: Neuter, core vaccinations, microchip, veterinary examination, official health certificate, predeparture care, and transportation from South Korea to the United States<br/><br/>Trial Period: All approved applicants receive a 2 week trial and monitoring period with rescue support<br/><br/>PLEASE READ FIRST<br/>Robin is an exceptionally gentle, relaxed, and happy dog who adapts well to new homes. He has a very low energy level and learns at an unhurried pace. His ideal family wants a peaceful companion rather than a hiking partner or a dog expected to learn many tricks. Robin may mark frequently during his first few days in a new environment. In his Korean foster home, the marking stopped completely after he adjusted. Adopters should expect to manage temporary marking during his transition.<br/><br/>AT A GLANCE<br/>Age: Born in 2019, estimated<br/>Sex: Neutered male<br/>Weight: 43 pounds<br/>Body Condition: Slightly overweight<br/>Energy Level: Very low<br/><br/>Robin is affectionate, quiet, easygoing, and friendly with everyone he meets. His foster describes him as extraordinarily patient and naturally happy. He may need extra time to understand new lessons, but his calm temperament makes him an easy companion.<br/><br/>PEOPLE AND CURRENT FOSTER HOME<br/>Robin loves both women and men. He does not need a special introduction or treats to feel comfortable with someone. He currently lives with children, dogs, and cats in his New England foster home.<br/><br/>OTHER DOGS<br/>Robin gets along very well with dogs of all sizes. He lived with 3 dogs weighing between 11 and 26 pounds in his Korean foster home. He may gently invite another dog to play but does not pressure dogs that are not interested.<br/><br/>HOME LIFE<br/>Alone Time: Approximately 4 to 6 hours on weekdays and 5 hours on weekends in his Korean foster home<br/>Separation Anxiety: None observed<br/>Barking: His foster has never heard him bark<br/>Destructive Behavior: None observed<br/>Furniture: Prefers sleeping on the living room floor and does not climb onto sofas or beds<br/><br/>POTTY TRAINING AND MARKING<br/>Robin does not have bowel movements indoors. He may mark frequently during his first few days in a new home. His indoor marking stopped completely after several days in his Korean foster home. A new family should expect another brief adjustment period.<br/><br/>WALKS AND EXERCISE<br/>Routine: 3 walks daily<br/>Typical Walks: Approximately 20 minutes, 15 minutes, and 10 minutes<br/>Robin walks well and prefers a relaxed routine. He may walk longer in cooler weather. Outdoors, he tends to move straight ahead and tune out his surroundings. He comes when called unless something has captured his attention, so his recall should not be considered reliable outside.<br/><br/>STAIRS<br/>Robin is not afraid of stairs. However, his broad head and short legs make them physically awkward. He may move slowly and should not be rushed.<br/><br/>CAR RIDES<br/>Robin rides well in the car. He needs to be lifted into the vehicle. He can exit independently but may hesitate at first.<br/><br/>CRATE AND GROOMING<br/>Robin enters his crate well. He does not enjoy bathing and once tried to jump out, but he remains patient and allows the bath to be completed.<br/><br/>FOOD AND TREATS<br/>Food: Acana Free Run Duck in his Korean foster home<br/>Eating Habits: May not finish immediately but usually finishes when encouraged<br/>Favorite Treats: Enjoys all types of treats<br/><br/>TOYS AND RESOURCE GUARDING<br/>Robin shows little interest in toys or structured games. He has not shown resource guarding with food, belongings, or resting spaces.<br/><br/>HEALTH AND CARE<br/>Current Health: Reported as healthy<br/>Weight: Some weight loss would be beneficial<br/>Allergies: None known<br/>Ears: Occasionally shakes his ears, although no significant debris was found during a veterinary cleaning<br/>Parasite Prevention: Must continue every month throughout the year, including winter<br/><br/>RESCUE STORY<br/>Robin was rescued from an overcrowded municipal kill shelter in South Korea.<br/><br/>IDEAL HOME<br/>Robin will thrive with a calm family looking for a gentle and undemanding companion. He does not need strenuous exercise, hiking, advanced training, or constant entertainment. His family should be patient with his learning pace, allow time for initial marking to resolve, and avoid rushing him on stairs. In return, Robin offers a peaceful temperament, an easy relationship with people and dogs, and a cheerful approach to everyday life.

ADOPTION INFORMATION
Current Location: Foster care in New England
Meet and Greet: Available after submitting a complete adoption application

Application: https://forms.gle/UmpfbgmydH7igSdN7
Pictures and Videos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/UHsJhq7M85g5BPGK9

Adoption Fee: 500 dollars
Fee Includes: Neuter, core vaccinations, microchip, veterinary examination, official health certificate, predeparture care, and transportation from South Korea to the United States

Trial Period: All approved applicants receive a 2 week trial and monitoring period with rescue support

PLEASE READ FIRST
Robin is an exceptionally gentle, relaxed, and happy dog who adapts well to new homes. He has a very low energy level and learns at an unhurried pace. His ideal family wants a peaceful companion rather than a hiking partner or a dog expected to learn many tricks. Robin may mark frequently during his first few days in a new environment. In his Korean foster home, the marking stopped completely after

ADOPTION INFORMATION
Current Location: Foster care in New England
Meet and Greet: Available after submitting a complete adoption application

Application: https://forms.gle/UmpfbgmydH7igSdN7
Pictures and Videos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/UHsJhq7M85g5BPGK9

Adoption Fee: 500 dollars
Fee Includes: Neuter, core vaccinations, microchip, veterinary examination, official health certificate, predeparture care, and transportation from South Korea to the United States

Trial Period: All approved applicants receive a 2 week trial and monitoring period with rescue support

PLEASE READ FIRST
Robin is an exceptionally gentle, relaxed, and happy dog who adapts well to new homes. He has a very low energy level and learns at an unhurried pace. His ideal family wants a peaceful companion rather than a hiking partner or a dog expected to learn many tricks. Robin may mark frequently during his first few days in a new environment. In his Korean foster home, the marking stopped completely after he adjusted. Adopters should expect to manage temporary marking during his transition.

AT A GLANCE
Age: Born in 2019, estimated
Sex: Neutered male
Weight: 43 pounds
Body Condition: Slightly overweight
Energy Level: Very low

Robin is affectionate, quiet, easygoing, and friendly with everyone he meets. His foster describes him as extraordinarily patient and nat