Kimchi
Date of Birth
Estimated April 2008
Gender
Female
Breed
"Singapore Special" i.e. mixed breed, possible Labrador cross
Size (full grown)
19 Kgs, 2.5 feet
History
Kimchi was part of a pack roaming in Kallang, being fed regularly by one of ASD’s volunteers. She was rescued in June 2008 and brought to ASD along with her siblings and mother for sterilisation. Mum was spayed and released back to Kallang and homes were found for all but Kimchi, a surprising outcome bearing in mind Kimchi’s friendly nature and her Labrador looks.
Features
A great looking dog - quite unique. Although similar to a Labrador with a dark golden colour, brown eyes and intelligent face, various features stand her a breed apart, such as a pointed muzzle, smaller more alert ears, and a gorgeous furrowed brow that adds a quizzical and cute look to her overall appearance. She has a stocky, strong and cuddly build. Her tail is long and thick and a little curly, carried high and gaily when she’s happy.
Personality
Playful and very friendly towards everyone within the shelter. Enjoys chasing toys. Can be boisterous if she doesn't get sufficient exercise to keep her fit and stimulated. Enjoys walks and is fine on leash but will benefit from more training. Good in the car, but a little nervous when out walking in heavy traffic - extra practice will overcome this.
Good with dogs
Yes.
Good with cats
Not tested
Paper trained
Kimchi is happiest doing her "business" outside.
Understands basic commands
Knows sit but has received no regular training in basic commands. Is food motivated so should react well to training.
Knows sit but has received no regular training in basic commands. Is food motivated so should react well to training.
Sterilised:
Yes
Health:
Fully vaccinated. Overall health good, but Kimchi does exhibit a weakness in her back legs and benefits from extra calcium in her diet. This weakness was from birth. Kimchi is also overweight - the exercise will do her good and weight loss will be beneficial for her back legs.
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